No. 63 in Polish
pracy
"Pracy" means "work" or "labor" (genitive or locative case of "praca").
In a sentence
Idę do pracy o ósmej rano.
I go to work at eight in the morning.
The word 'pracy' is in the genitive case, denoting possession or belonging, referring to work as a destination.
Nie mam dzisiaj pracy.
I do not have work today.
Here, 'pracy' is again in the genitive case, indicating the object being negated in the sentence.
Potrzebujesz więcej czasu do pracy nad projektem.
You need more time for working on the project.
In this sentence, 'pracy' is in the genitive case following a preposition that requires it, indicating the purpose or focus of the time.
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