No. 13,576 in Polish
piwa
The Polish word "piwa" means "beers" (plural of "piwo").
In a sentence
Kupiłem kilka piwa na wieczór.
I bought some beer for the evening.
'Piwa' is used here in its plural genitive form, indicating 'beers' as an uncountable noun in terms of quantity.
To piwa jest bardzo smaczne.
This beer is very tasty.
Here, 'piwa' is in genitive singular form, modifying 'to' to express possession or describe the beer.
Nie przepadam za smakiem piwa.
I don't like the taste of beer.
'Piwa' takes the genitive singular form here due to the prepositional phrase indicating dislike.
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