No. 831 in Polish
rodzin
"Rodzin" is not a standalone word; it is a grammatical form of "rodzina," meaning "family" in English, and is used in genitive plural.
In a sentence
Wiele rodzin spędza razem wakacje.
Many families spend holidays together.
The word "rodzin" here is in the genitive plural form because it is part of the expression "wiele rodzin."
Pomagamy rodzin osób poszkodowanych.
We help the families of the affected people.
In this sentence, "rodzin" is used in the genitive plural form to indicate possession, referring to the families of the affected individuals.
Nie widziałem takich rodzin wcześniej.
I haven't seen such families before.
Here, "rodzin" is again in the genitive plural form, often used after the negation or in expressions denoting 'such' or 'some.'
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