No. 8,090 in Polish
norman
The Polish word "Norman" refers to a Norman, meaning a person from Normandy or of Norman descent.
In a sentence
Norman mieszka w Paryżu od kilku lat.
Norman has been living in Paris for a few years.
Here, 'Norman' is used as a proper noun designating a person's name.
Normanowie byli znanymi wojownikami w średniowiecznej Europie.
Normans were well-known warriors in medieval Europe.
In this sentence, 'Normanowie' refers to a group of people associated with the historical Normans.
Niektóre słynne zamki zostały zbudowane przez Normanów.
Some famous castles were built by the Normans.
Here, 'Normanów' is the plural genitive form, again referring to the historical group, emphasizing their role in construction and heritage.
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