No. 13,860 in Polish
polsko
"Polsko" in English means "Poland."
In a sentence
Polsko, ty jesteś moją ojczyzną.
Poland, you are my homeland.
Here, 'Polsko' is used directly as a vocative case addressing Poland as a personified entity.
Polsko ma bogatą historię.
Poland has a rich history.
In this sentence, 'Polsko' is used as the primary subject in the nominative case referring to the country.
Chciałbym odwiedzić Polsko w przyszłym roku.
I would like to visit Poland next year.
In this example, 'Polsko' is used in the accusative case as the direct object of the verb indicating the country to be visited.
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