No. 1,901 in Polish
putinem
"Putinem" is the instrumental case of "Putin" in Polish, referring to the Russian surname, often used in contexts related to Vladimir Putin.
In a sentence
Słyszałem, że spotkanie z Putinem odbyło się wczoraj.
I heard that the meeting with Putin took place yesterday.
Here, 'Putinem' is the instrumental case of 'Putin', used to indicate the person involved in the meeting.
Jego artykuł dotyczył współpracy z Putinem.
His article concerned cooperation with Putin.
In this sentence, 'Putinem' is again in the instrumental case, illustrating association or involvement with a topic.
Staliśmy się tematem rozmów z Putinem.
We became the subject of talks with Putin.
Again, 'Putinem' is in the instrumental case, showing who was involved in the discussions.
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