No. 8,371 in Polish
pilch
The Polish word "pilch" refers to a "dormouse," a small rodent.
In a sentence
Pilch siedział na gałęzi.
The squirrel sat on the branch.
In this sentence, 'Pilch' is used as a proper noun, referring to a potential name of a squirrel or person.
W szkole czytałem książkę Jerzego Pilcha.
At school, I read a book by Jerzy Pilch.
Here, 'Pilch' refers to the surname of the Polish author Jerzy Pilch.
W lesie można spotkać pilchy.
In the forest, one can encounter dormice.
In this context, 'pilchy' is the plural noun for 'pilch', indicating dormice.
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