No. 13,602 in Polish

planach

"Planach" is the locative plural form of "plan" in Polish, meaning "plans."

In a sentence

Mam wiele planach na przyszłość.
I have many plans for the future.
The word 'planach' is used here to express 'plans' in locative case due to the prepositional phrase 'na przyszłość' (for the future).
Opowiem ci o naszych planach na weekend.
I will tell you about our plans for the weekend.
The usage of 'planach' here is locative case after the preposition 'o' (about), which necessitates this case in Polish.
Rozmawialiśmy o swoich planach podróży.
We talked about our travel plans.
In this example, 'planach' is used in its locative case form due to the preposition 'o' (about), consistent with Polish grammar rules.

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