No. 3,817 in Polish
one
The Polish word "one" means "they" (referring to a group of feminine or non-masculine entities).
In a sentence
One są bardzo miłe.
They are very kind.
The word "one" in this sentence refers to a group of females (third person plural feminine pronoun).
Mam one w mojej szufladzie.
I have them in my drawer.
Here, "one" means "them." It is used as a masculine/neuter accusative pronoun referring to objects.
Widzę, że one są tutaj.
I see that they are here.
In this case, "one" again refers to a group of individuals or objects, emphasizing the presence of them (feminine plural).
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