No. 13,991 in Polish
poszli
"Poszli" means "they went" in English.
In a sentence
Poszliśmy do kina wczoraj wieczorem.
We went to the cinema yesterday evening.
The word 'poszliśmy' is derived from the root 'iść' (to go) and indicates that the subject (we) performed the action of going in the past tense.
Poszli bracia szukać zgubionego psa.
The brothers went to look for the lost dog.
Here 'poszli' represents the action of the brothers (they masculine) going somewhere, specifically applying to a group of males in the past tense.
Dlaczego poszliście bez uprzedzenia?
Why did you go without prior notice?
In this example, 'poszliście' relates to the action of 'you plural' going, highlighting past tense (perfective action) performed by a group addressed informally.
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