No. 8,864 in Polish
sandomierza
"Sandomierza" is the genitive singular form of "Sandomierz," a town in Poland, meaning "of Sandomierz."
In a sentence
Mieszkam niedaleko Sandomierza.
I live near Sandomierz.
Here, 'Sandomierza' is the genitive case of the name 'Sandomierz,' used after the preposition 'niedaleko,' which requires the genitive.
Mapa pokazuje okolice Sandomierza.
The map shows the area around Sandomierz.
In this sentence, 'Sandomierza' is again in the genitive case, indicating possession or association to 'okolice' (the area).
Podróż do Sandomierza zajmuje trzy godziny.
The journey to Sandomierz takes three hours.
Here, 'Sandomierza' is the genitive case form used with 'do' (to) which signifies movement towards a place.
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