No. 8,873 in Polish
sarajewie
"Sarajewie" is the locative case of "Sarajewo," meaning Sarajevo, the capital city of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
In a sentence
Byłem w Sarajewie zeszłego roku.
I was in Sarajevo last year.
The word 'Sarajewie' is used here in the locative case to indicate location.
Spotkaliśmy znajomych w Sarajewie na wakacjach.
We met friends in Sarajevo during the holidays.
The word 'Sarajewie' is again in the locative case and specifies the place of the meeting.
Nie ma problemu z Sarajewiem, wszystko jest w porządku.
There is no problem with Sarajevo, everything is fine.
Here, 'Sarajewiem' appears in the instrumental case to describe a relationship of accompaniment or reference.
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