No. 8,323 in Polish
pavel
The Polish word "Pavel" is not a Polish word but rather a given name; its equivalent in Polish is "Paweł," meaning "Paul" in English.
In a sentence
Pavel jest bardzo miłym człowiekiem.
Pavel is a very nice person.
In this sentence, 'Pavel' is used as a proper noun referring to a specific person.
Wczoraj widziałem Pavla w parku.
Yesterday, I saw Pavel in the park.
Here, 'Pavel' is again used as a proper noun which is the name of the individual being talked about, utilized in a possessive/genitive form in Polish.
Rozmawialiśmy o Pavlu podczas spotkania.
We talked about Pavel during the meeting.
In this context, 'Pavel' is used as the object of the discussion in a locative case form as per Polish grammar rules.
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