No. 8,128 in Polish
obywatela
The Polish word "obywatela" means "citizen" (genitive or accusative singular form).
In a sentence
Każdy obywatel ma prawa i obowiązki.
Every citizen has rights and duties.
Here, 'obywatel' means 'citizen', referring to an individual member of a society who holds certain rights and responsibilities.
Ustawa chroni prawa obywatela.
The law protects the rights of the citizen.
In this sentence, 'obywatela' is in the genitive case, illustrating possession or association pertaining to the citizen.
Rozmawialiśmy o statusie obywatela w nowym kraju.
We spoke about the status of the citizen in the new country.
Here, 'obywatela' is used in the locative case, indicating the topic of conversation focusing on the citizen.
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