No. 4,940 in Polish
poczty
"Mail" or "post offices" (plural form of "poczta").
In a sentence
Muszę iść do poczty, żeby wysłać list.
I need to go to the post office to send a letter.
In this sentence, 'poczty' is used in the genitive case referring to the 'post office' where one intends to go.
Mój dziadek był pracownikiem poczty.
My grandfather was an employee of the post office.
Here, 'poczty' is again genitive case, denoting association or employment with the postal service.
W okolicy naszej poczty jest park.
Near our post office, there's a park.
In this example, 'poczty' is genitive case, indicating possession or location relevant to the facility.
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