No. 13,805 in Polish

pojechała

"Pojechała" means "she went" or "she traveled" (by vehicle).

In a sentence

Anna pojechała do Warszawy.
Anna went to Warsaw.
In this sentence, 'pojechała' is used as the past tense, third-person feminine form of the verb 'pojechać', indicating that Anna traveled to Warsaw.
Pojechała tam, aby odwiedzić rodzinę.
She went there to visit her family.
Here, 'pojechała' is used to describe a deliberate action of going somewhere for a specific purpose, which is visiting her family.
Nie wiem, dlaczego pojechała tak późno.
I don't know why she went so late.
In this sentence, 'pojechała' is combined with a temporal qualifier ('tak późno'), adding context about the timing of her action.

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