No. 8,167 in Polish
ojcowa
"Father's" or "paternal" (possessive form in Polish).
In a sentence
To jest dom mojego ojcowa.
This is my father's house.
Here, 'ojcowa' is used in a possessive sense, relating to something belonging to or associated with 'father'.
Spotkałem ojcowa koleżanki.
I met my friend's father.
'Ojcowa' is describing the father of the friend's family in this context.
Historia przedstawiała czasy ojcowa dzieciństwa.
The story depicted the era of the father's childhood.
Here, 'ojcowa' is possessive, referring to the context of the father's childhood.
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