No. 14,962 in Polish
rowerow
"Rowerów" means "bicycles" in English (genitive plural form).
In a sentence
Mam dwa rowerow w domu.
I have two bicycles at home.
Here, 'rowerow' appears to mistakenly be used in place of 'rowery', which is the correct nominative plural form of 'rower' meaning bicycles.
Potrzebuję rowerów na wycieczkę.
I need bicycles for a trip.
The word 'rowerów' here is correctly used in genitive plural form, indicating possession or quantity.
Używam dzwonek rowerów, aby ostrzec pieszych.
I use the bicycles' bell to warn pedestrians.
In this sentence, 'rowerów' is used in genitive plural to show possession, specifying it as a part of the bicycles.
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