No. 14,938 in Polish
roju
"Roju" is the locative or dative form of "rój," meaning "swarm" (e.g., of bees) in Polish.
In a sentence
W lesie zauważyłem niezwykłe zachowanie roju pszczół.
In the forest, I noticed the unusual behavior of a swarm of bees.
The word 'roju' refers to the possessive context of a swarm, used in the genitive case, indicating ownership or association to the bees.
Boimy się zbliżać do roju owadów, aby uniknąć użądlenia.
We are afraid to approach the swarm of insects to avoid being stung.
Here, 'roju' denotes the genitive singular form of 'swarm,' referring to a group of insects and indicates the direction or relation to the swarm.
Dzieci podziwiały ruch roju gwiazd na nocnym niebie.
The children admired the movement of a swarm of stars in the night sky.
In this sentence, 'roju' metaphorically applies to a cluster of stars, expressing visual resemblance or poetical imagery, again in the genitive singular form.
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