No. 14,703 in Polish
pusta
"Empty."
In a sentence
Szafa jest pusta.
The wardrobe is empty.
Here, 'pusta' is used as an adjective describing the state of the wardrobe, indicating that it contains nothing.
Zauważyłem pustą stronę w książce.
I noticed an empty page in the book.
'Pustą' is an adjective agreeing with 'stronę,' describing the attribute of the page lacking content.
Ulica wyglądała pusto o tej porze.
The street looked empty at this time.
In this sentence, 'pusto' is an adverb describing how the street appeared, showing its barrenness or lack of people/activity.
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