No. 14,835 in Polish
reformę
"Reformę" is the accusative form of the Polish word "reforma," meaning "reform."
In a sentence
Rząd ogłosił reformę systemu edukacji.
The government announced a reform of the education system.
In this sentence, "reformę" is the accusative case of the singular noun "reforma," meaning 'reform.' It is used as the direct object of the verb "ogłosił" (announced).
Podczas debaty omawiano szczegóły reformy podatkowej.
During the debate, the details of the tax reform were discussed.
Here, "reformy" is the genitive case of "reforma," used to denote possession or relation to the noun "szczegóły" (details).
Zgadzam się z propozycją wprowadzenia reformy zdrowia publicznego.
I agree with the proposal to introduce a reform of public health.
In this sentence, "reformy" in genitive case describes the object "public health," with the prepositional construction denoting 'of public health.'
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