No. 8,446 in Polish
polach
"Polach" is the locative plural form of "pole," meaning "fields" in English.
In a sentence
Chodziłem po polach podczas urlopu.
I walked through the fields during the vacation.
In this sentence, 'polach' is used to refer to wide grassy fields or meadows in the plural form, specifically in the locative case.
Na polach kwitną maki.
Poppies bloom in the fields.
Here, 'polach' is again in the plural form and locative case, specifying where the flowers are blooming.
Rozmawialiśmy o polach magnetycznych w szkole.
We talked about magnetic fields at school.
In this usage, 'polach' refers to 'fields' in the physical or scientific sense and uses the locative case to indicate the topic of conversation.
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