No. 8,302 in Polish
panem
"Panem" is the instrumental case of "pan," meaning "sir" or "Mr." in Polish, used to address or refer to a male respectfully.
In a sentence
Dzień dobry, panem tego domu jest pan Kowalski.
Good morning, Mr. Kowalski is the master of this house.
In this sentence, 'panem' is used in the instrumental case to indicate the role or identity of Mr. Kowalski, showing possession or control over the house.
Porozmawiajmy z panem, który zarządza szkółką.
Let's talk to the gentleman who manages the seedling nursery.
Here, 'panem' is used in the instrumental case to refer respectfully to a man who manages the nursery.
Panem mógłby być przykładny obywatel.
A gentleman could be an exemplary citizen.
This sentence uses 'panem' instrumentally to describe an ideal or exemplary person, highlighting qualities that characterize such an individual.
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