No. 962 in Polish
psa
The Polish word "psa" means "dog" (genitive singular form).
In a sentence
Mam psa.
I have a dog.
In this sentence, 'psa' is the accusative form of 'pies,' which is used because the dog is the direct object of the verb.
Idę z psem.
I am walking with the dog.
Here, 'psem' is the instrumental case form of 'pies,' used with the preposition 'z' to indicate accompaniment.
Nie widziałem psa.
I didn't see the dog.
In this context, 'psa' is again in the accusative case of 'pies,' here governed by the negative past tense verb.
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