No. 8,850 in Polish
sakiewicz
A small pouch or money bag.
In a sentence
Moja sakiewicz jest pełna monet.
My pouch is full of coins.
The word 'sakiewicz' is used here as a noun referring to a small bag or pouch used historically to carry coins or valuables.
Zapomniałem mojej sakiewiczy w domu.
I forgot my pouch at home.
The word 'sakiewicz' illustrates possession in this sentence, showcasing its role as a personal belonging.
W średniowieczu ludzie często nosili sakiewicze przy pasie.
In the Middle Ages, people often wore pouches on their belts.
This sentence uses 'sakiewicz' in a historical context to indicate its past prevalent usage.
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