No. 1,908 in Polish

s

In Polish, "s" means "with."

In a sentence

On jest z nauczycielką.
He is with the teacher.
In this sentence, 'z' serves as a preposition meaning 'with', indicating association or accompaniment.
Słońce wschodzi z rana.
The sun rises in the morning.
Here, 'z rana' implies a time expression literally meaning 'from morning', used idiomatically to mean 'in the morning'.
Zrobiłem to z łatwością.
I did it with ease.
'Z łatwością' uses 'z' to express the manner or means of the action, indicating 'with'.

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