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No. 441 in Polish

roślin

The word "roślin" is the genitive plural form of "roślina," which means "plant" in English.

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  • Lubię uczyć się o różnych gatunkach roślin.

    I like learning about different species of plants.

    In this sentence, the word 'roślin' (plants) is used in its plural genitive form, showing possession or association, in this case with 'different species'.

  • Troszczę się o moje rośliny, regularnie je podlewając.

    I take care of my plants, regularly watering them.

    Here, the singular form 'roślina' (plant) is in its plural form 'rośliny' in the accusative case, indicating the direct objects in the sentence.

  • W ogrodzie rośnie wiele pięknych roślin.

    There are many beautiful plants growing in the garden.

    In this example, 'roślin' is again in its plural genitive form, used with the word 'wiele' (many) to specify the quantity of plants.

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