No. 1,342 in Polish
planów
"Plans" (genitive plural form of "plan").
In a sentence
Nie mam dzisiaj żadnych planów.
I don't have any plans for today.
Here, 'planów' is the genitive plural form of 'plan', used after the negation 'nie mam', which requires the genitive case.
Oni pracują nad kilkoma nowymi planami.
They are working on several new plans.
In this sentence, 'planów' is not used; 'planami' (instrumental plural form of 'plan') is used because it's required by the verb phrase 'pracują nad'.
Te plany są częścią większych planów rozwoju.
These plans are part of bigger development plans.
'Planów' is the genitive plural form of 'plan', used here to indicate possession or relationship ('part of the plans').
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