No. 14,681 in Polish
psiego
"Psiego" means "dog's" or "of a dog" in English.
In a sentence
Zapach psiego jedzenia wypełnił kuchnię.
The smell of dog food filled the kitchen.
The word 'psiego' functions as an adjective in the genitive singular form, describing 'jedzenia' (food), indicating possession or association with a dog.
Nie mogłem zlokalizować źródła psiego szczekania.
I couldn't locate the source of the dog's barking.
Here, 'psiego' is used as an adjective in the genitive singular form, modifying 'szczekania' (barking), denoting the possession or association with a dog.
Po deszczu na drodze leżało sporo psiego błota.
After the rain, a lot of dog mud lay on the road.
In this sentence, 'psiego' acts as an adjective in the genitive singular form, describing 'błota' (mud), which implies the mud associated or related to dogs.
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