No. 2,994 in Polish
ogrodzie
"Ogrodzie" means "garden" (locative case) in English.
In a sentence
Kwiaty rosną w ogrodzie.
The flowers grow in the garden.
Here, 'ogrodzie' is used in the locative case to indicate the location where the flowers are growing (the garden).
Marzę o pięknym ogrodzie.
I dream of a beautiful garden.
In this sentence, 'ogrodzie' is in the locative case, relating to the subject of the dream, i.e., dreaming about the garden.
Spędziliśmy dzień w ogrodzie.
We spent the day in the garden.
Here, 'ogrodzie' is utilized in the locative case to specify the place where the day was spent, reinforcing its role as a location descriptor.
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