No. 8,202 in Polish
opolską
"Opolską" is the feminine singular accusative form of "opolskie," meaning "related to Opole" or "of Opole" (a region/city in Poland).
In a sentence
Wczytuję się w opolską historię.
I am delving into Opole's history.
In this sentence, the word 'opolską' functions as an adjective that modifies the noun 'historię' (history) and refers to historical elements or context related to Opole, a city in Poland.
Opolską kulturę charakteryzuje różnorodność.
Opole's culture is characterized by diversity.
Here, 'opolską' serves as an adjective describing the noun 'kulturę' (culture), emphasizing its association with Opole.
Przejdziemy się opolską ulicą.
We will walk along a street in Opole.
'Opolską' describes the noun 'ulicą' (street) indicating that the street is situated in or associated with Opole.
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