This is the 4817th most frequent Polish word.
ogrodach
"Ogrodach" means "gardens" in the locative case in Polish.
In this sentence, 'ogrodach' is also in the locative case, indicating the place of activity, i.e., the gardens.
Dzieci bawiły się w ogrodach.
The children were playing in the gardens.
Here, 'ogrodach' is used in the locative case, associated with the preposition 'o', to indicate the subject of contemplation.
Często rozmyślam o tych ogrodach.
I often think about these gardens.
Here, 'ogrodach' is used in the locative case, referring to a location where the action takes place, specifically in multiple gardens.