No. 9,181 in Polish
słowaczka
A Slovak woman.
In a sentence
Maria jest Słowaczką i mieszka w Bratysławie.
Maria is Slovak and lives in Bratislava.
The word 'Słowaczką' here is used to denote Maria's nationality and is in the instrumental case due to the verb 'jest' (is).
Czy znasz tę Słowaczkę, która pracuje w naszym biurze?
Do you know this Slovak woman who works in our office?
In this sentence, 'Słowaczkę' is in the accusative case because it is the direct object of the verb 'znasz' (do you know).
Ta pani to Słowaczka, nasza nowa sąsiadka.
This lady is a Slovak, our new neighbor.
Here, 'Słowaczka' is in the nominative case as it is serving as the subject complement in the sentence.
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