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No. 13,566 in Polish

pisarza

"Pisarza" means "writer" (genitive or accusative singular form) in Polish.

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  • Książka napisana przez tego pisarza zdobyła wiele nagród.

    The book written by this writer has won many awards.

    Here, 'pisarza' is used in the genitive case in Polish to indicate possession or relationship, meaning 'of the writer'.

  • Podziwiam styl tego pisarza, jest naprawdę wyjątkowy.

    I admire the style of this writer; it is truly exceptional.

    In this sentence, 'pisarza' is again in the genitive case, showing possession, as it describes the style belonging to the writer.

  • Na spotkaniu literackim poznałem znanego pisarza.

    I met a famous writer at the literary meeting.

    Here, 'pisarza' is employed in the accusative case because it is the direct object of the verb 'to meet'.

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