No. 14,680 in Polish
psami
"Psami" means "dogs" in the instrumental case in Polish.
In a sentence
Chodzę na spacery z psami.
I go for walks with the dogs.
The word 'psami' is used in the instrumental case, indicating the means or companionship in the action of walking.
Zaopiekuję się twoimi psami w weekend.
I will take care of your dogs on the weekend.
Here, 'psami' is used in the instrumental case to describe the entity under care during the act.
Niebo wypełnione było gwiazdami i psami.
The sky was filled with stars and dogs.
In this poetic usage, 'psami' is used in a figurative sense in instrumental case, contributing to the imagery.
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