No. 14,167 in Polish
prawach
The Polish word "prawach" means "rights" (in the locative or instrumental plural form).
In a sentence
Student uczy się o prawach fizyki.
The student is learning about the laws of physics.
The word 'prawach' here is the locative plural form of 'prawo' (law), indicating reference to laws in the context of physics principles.
Edukacja o prawach człowieka jest ważna dla każdego.
Education about human rights is important for everyone.
In this sentence, 'prawach' refers to 'rights,' specifically human rights, in the plural locative case as the topic being discussed.
Mówiliśmy o prawach zwierząt na ostatnim spotkaniu.
We talked about animal rights at the last meeting.
Here, 'prawach' signifies 'rights,' referring to animal rights, and is used in the locative plural case to denote the subject of discussion.
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