No. 8,481 in Polish
porterem
"Porterem" is the instrumental form of "porter," meaning "porter" (a person who carries luggage) or "porter" (a type of dark beer).
In a sentence
Wczoraj rozmawiałem z porterem na dworcu kolejowym.
Yesterday, I spoke with the porter at the train station.
In this sentence, 'porterem' is used as an instrumental case of 'portier', meaning 'porter', referring to a person working at a train station.
Podróżnicy czekali, aż porterem zostanie zaniesiony ich bagaż do pokoju hotelowego.
The travelers waited until their luggage was carried to the hotel room by the porter.
Here, 'porterem' functions as an instrumental case, emphasizing the role ('by the porter') of the person performing the action.
Nie wiedziałem, że jego brat pracuje jako porterem w luksusowym hotelu.
I didn't know that his brother works as a porter in a luxury hotel.
In this sentence, 'porterem' again appears in the instrumental case, describing the occupation of the person's brother.
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