No. 13,462 in Polish
paska
"Paska" in Polish means "strap" or "belt."
In a sentence
Nie mogę znaleźć mojego paska.
I can't find my belt.
In this sentence, 'paska' is the genitive case of 'pasek', meaning 'belt'.
Użyłem kolorowego paska do oznaczenia stron.
I used a colorful ribbon to mark the pages.
Here, 'paska' is the genitive case of 'pasek', meaning 'ribbon' or 'strip'.
Brakuje paska pomiędzy te listwy.
The strip between these slats is missing.
This time, 'paska' is used in the context of 'strip' or a narrow piece.
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