No. 4,817 in Polish
ogrodach
"Ogrodach" means "gardens" in the locative case in Polish.
In a sentence
W ogrodach rosną piękne kwiaty.
Beautiful flowers grow in the gardens.
Here, 'ogrodach' is used in the locative case, referring to a location where the action takes place, specifically in multiple gardens.
Dzieci bawiły się w ogrodach.
The children were playing in the gardens.
In this sentence, 'ogrodach' is also in the locative case, indicating the place of activity, i.e., the gardens.
Często rozmyślam o tych ogrodach.
I often think about these gardens.
Here, 'ogrodach' is used in the locative case, associated with the preposition 'o', to indicate the subject of contemplation.
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