No. 12,955 in Polish
oczom
The Polish word "oczom" means "eyes" in the dative or locative plural form.
In a sentence
Nie mogłem uwierzyć własnym oczom.
I couldn't believe my own eyes.
Here, 'oczom' is used in the dative case to refer to 'eyes,' expressing disbelief or surprise.
Nie pozwól, by światło zaszkodziło Twoim oczom.
Don't let the light harm your eyes.
In this example, 'oczom' is in the dative case, indicating the recipient of the potential harm caused by the light.
Widok tego miasta zawsze zapiera dech w oczach.
The view of this city always takes your breath away.
The word 'oczach' is in the locative case here, used to describe a location or where an action takes emphasis or takes place visually.
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