No. 13,242 in Polish
opiekunek
"Opiekunek" is the genitive plural form of "opiekunka," meaning "female caregiver" or "female nanny."
In a sentence
Opiekunek starszych osób pomagają w ich codziennych obowiązkach.
Caretakers for elderly people assist them with their daily duties.
The word 'opiekunek' refers to female caregivers or caretakers in the genitive plural form.
Rodziny często szukają opiekunek do dzieci w wakacje.
Families often look for babysitters during the holidays.
The word 'opiekunek' again appears as the genitive plural form, indicating female babysitters or nannies sought by families.
Potrzebujemy więcej wykwalifikowanych opiekunek w naszym ośrodku.
We need more qualified caregivers in our center.
'Opiekunek' is used here in the genitive plural form to denote female caregivers or sitters needed.
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