No. 8,448 in Polish
polakowi
"Polakowi" means "to a Pole" (dative case of "Polak").
In a sentence
Dałem polakowi książkę.
I gave the Pole a book.
In this sentence, "polakowi" is the indirect object in the dative case, referring to the recipient of the book.
Pomogłem polakowi z projektem.
I helped the Pole with the project.
Here, "polakowi" is used in the dative case to designate the person being helped.
Zaufałem polakowi w tej sprawie.
I trusted the Pole in this matter.
In this instance, "polakowi" acts as the indirect object in the dative case, indicating the person receiving trust.
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