No. 214 in Polish
rosja
"Rosja" means "Russia" in English.
In a sentence
Rosja to największy kraj na świecie.
Russia is the largest country in the world.
Here 'Rosja' is used as a proper noun denoting the name of the country Russia.
Rosja była kiedyś częścią Związku Radzieckiego.
Russia was once part of the Soviet Union.
'Rosja' represents the nation in a historical context, providing a reference to its past political state.
Czy odwiedziłeś kiedyś Rosję?
Have you ever visited Russia?
In this question, 'Rosję' is the accusative case of 'Rosja', showing its syntactic role as the direct object of the verb 'odwiedziłeś' which means 'have visited'.
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