No. 5,452 in Polish
sąsiada
The Polish word "sąsiada" means "neighbor" (genitive or accusative singular form of "sąsiad").
In a sentence
Widzę sąsiada w ogrodzie.
I see the neighbor in the garden.
The word 'sąsiada' is in the genitive case because it's the direct object of the verb 'widzę' (I see).
Poznaję psa mojego sąsiada.
I recognize my neighbor's dog.
Here, 'sąsiada' is in the genitive case, revealing possession 'my neighbor's dog'.
Nie mogę znaleźć sąsiada.
I cannot find the neighbor.
In this case, 'sąsiada' is used as a direct object influenced by the negation, requiring the accusative form which overlaps with the genitive case in Polish.
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