No. 931 in Polish
obozu
"Obozu" means "camp" (genitive or locative case) in English.
In a sentence
W czasie wakacji pojechaliśmy na obóz harcerski.
During the holidays, we went to a scout camp.
Here 'obóz' refers to a temporary outdoor camping arrangement organized for scouts, demonstrating its use as a noun meaning 'camp' in a recreational sense.
Dyskusja w naszym obozie politycznym była bardzo burzliwa.
The discussion in our political camp was very intense.
In this sentence, 'obóz' is used metaphorically to represent a group of people sharing political opinions or ideology.
Podczas zwaśnionych wojen wiele obozów jeńców było przepełnionych.
During the brutal wars, many prisoner camps were overcrowded.
In this case, 'obóz' indicates a place or facility where prisoners or detainees are kept, showing its application in a historical or militaristic context.
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