No. 1,226 in Polish
opolu
"Opolu" is the locative case of "Opole," which refers to a city in Poland.
In a sentence
Byłem w Opolu w zeszły weekend.
I was in Opole last weekend.
The word 'Opolu' is the locative case form of 'Opole', used here to indicate the location where an action took place.
Festiwal w Opolu odbył się na placu przed ratuszem.
The festival in Opole took place on the square in front of the town hall.
In this sentence, 'Opolu' again uses the locative case to denote the place associated with the festival.
Kiedyś mieszkałem w Opolu przez kilka lat.
I used to live in Opole for a few years.
The locative case of 'Opole' ('Opolu') here designates the location where the person lived in the past.
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