No. 8,079 in Polish
nim
The Polish word "nim" means "him" or "it" (instrumental form of "on" or "ono").
In a sentence
Rozmawiałem z nim o twoim problemie.
I talked with him about your problem.
The word 'nim' is used as an instrumental-case pronoun for 'he' in Polish, meaning 'with him' or 'about him', depending on the verb.
Czy widziałeś książkę za nim?
Have you seen the book behind him?
Here, 'nim' serves as the locative-case pronoun for 'he', indicating location.
Nie mogę się zgodzić z nim w tej sprawie.
I cannot agree with him on this matter.
In this sentence, 'nim' is again in the instrumental case, attached to the verb requiring this case for the meaning 'with him' or 'agree with him'.
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