No. 8,123 in Polish
obojga
"Obojga" means "of both" in English, used to refer to two people or things.
In a sentence
Obojga uczniów zdobyło najwyższe oceny w teście.
Both students achieved the highest grades on the test.
The word 'obojga' here refers to both individuals involved, denoting that the action or characteristic applies to two people from a mixed gender group.
Włożyliśmy wysiłek, aby opinia obojga rodziców była uwzględniona.
We made an effort to include the opinion of both parents.
In this instance, 'obojga' is used to refer to two people, emphasizing their equal participation and the relevance of their opinions as a unit.
Dzieci obojga płci są mile widziane w tym konkursie.
Children of both sexes are welcome in this competition.
Here, 'obojga' refers to two genders, illustrating inclusiveness and equality.
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