No. 8,032 in Polish
newark
"Newark" is not a Polish word; it is a proper noun, typically referencing a city in the United States.
In a sentence
Jedziemy pociągiem do Newark.
We are traveling by train to Newark.
Here, 'Newark' refers to a geographical location, specifically a city.
Newark to miejsce, które warto odwiedzić.
Newark is a place worth visiting.
In this context, 'Newark' denotes a location and is used as the subject of the sentence.
Mam przyjaciela, który mieszka w Newark.
I have a friend who lives in Newark.
'Newark' here is used to indicate the residence of the friend, a city name.
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