No. 3,913 in Polish
sarah
The word "sarah" does not have a meaning in Polish; it is likely a proper name.
In a sentence
Sarah jest moją najlepszą przyjaciółką.
Sarah is my best friend.
The word 'Sarah' here functions as a proper noun, specifically a name.
Widziałem Sarę na rynku wczoraj.
I saw Sarah at the market yesterday.
The word 'Sarah' indicates a specific person, and the ending 'ę' aligns with its grammatical role in the Polish sentence.
Podarowałem książkę Sarze.
I gave the book to Sarah.
The word 'Sarah' indicates the recipient of the action in the sentence, changing its form to 'Sarze' to reflect the dative case.
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