No. 8,872 in Polish
saragossie
The word "saragossie" does not exist in the Polish language.
In a sentence
Saragossie jest piękne miasto w Hiszpanii.
Saragossa is a beautiful city in Spain.
Here 'Saragossie' is in the locative case, indicating the location where something is situated.
Czy odwiedziłeś kiedyś Saragossę?
Have you ever visited Saragossa?
In this sentence, 'Saragossę' is in the accusative case, used to indicate the direct object of the verb.
Mój przyjaciel pochodzi z Saragossy.
My friend comes from Saragossa.
The word 'Saragossy' is in the genitive case here, used to indicate origin or possession.
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