No. 2,570 in Polish
rosją
"Rosją" means "Russia" in the instrumental case in Polish.
In a sentence
Polska graniczy z Rosją na wschodzie.
Poland borders Russia to the east.
In this sentence, 'Rosją' is in the instrumental case, indicating Russia as an entity involved in the context of bordering.
Jestem zafascynowany literaturą rosyjską i Rosją jako krajem.
I am fascinated by Russian literature and Russia as a country.
Here, 'Rosją' is used in the instrumental case, describing the country of Russia as an aspect of fascination.
Mam znajomego, który podróżował przez Rosją na rowerze.
I have an acquaintance who traveled through Russia by bicycle.
In this use, 'Rosją' is instrumental, highlighting the location through which the traveling occurred.
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