No. 14,682 in Polish
psią
"Psią" is the feminine singular accusative or instrumental form of "psi," meaning "dog's" or "canine" in Polish.
In a sentence
Spacerowałem po parku z psią smyczą w ręku.
I was walking in the park with a dog leash in my hand.
The word 'psią' here is the feminine singular instrumental form of 'psi,' which means 'dog' (adjective). It describes the leash as related to or for a dog.
Opiekowałem się chorą psią przybłędą.
I took care of a sick stray dog.
In this sentence, 'psią' is used as a feminine singular instrumental adjective to describe the stray dog, indicating its characteristics as a dog.
Podzieliliśmy się psią karmą między wszystkie zwierzęta.
We shared the dog food among all the animals.
Here, 'psią' modifies the noun 'karmą' (food), indicating that it is specifically formulated for dogs, again using the feminine singular instrumental form.
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