No. 4,716 in Polish

niejeden

"More than one; quite a few; some."

In a sentence

Niejeden raz myślałem o podróży do Japonii.
More than once, I thought about traveling to Japan.
In this sentence, 'niejeden' functions as an indefinite pronoun to specify multiple instances of an event or action.
Niejeden uczeń ma trudności z matematyką.
More than one student has difficulties with mathematics.
Here, 'niejeden' emphasizes the multiplicity of subjects involved in the statement—more than one student is implied.
Podczas koncertu niejeden widz był zachwycony wykonaniem.
During the concert, more than one spectator was delighted with the performance.
In this context, 'niejeden' is used to denote a number of individuals sharing a similar sentiment, i.e., delight in the performance.

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