No. 1,673 in Polish
polską
"Polską" means "Polish" (feminine singular instrumental case) or "Poland" (used in the instrumental case).
In a sentence
Podróżuję polską drogą.
I am traveling on a Polish road.
Here, 'polską' is in its instrumental singular feminine form, agreeing with the noun 'drogą', indicating the means by which something is done.
Chwalę polską kuchnię.
I praise Polish cuisine.
In this sentence, 'polską' is in its accusative singular feminine form, describing the direct object 'kuchnię' which is being praised.
Spotkałem się z polską nauczycielką.
I met with a Polish teacher.
Here, 'polską' is once again in its instrumental singular feminine form, used to describe 'nauczycielką' with which a meeting occurred.
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