No. 8,902 in Polish
serca
The Polish word "serca" means "hearts" (plural) or "of the heart" (genitive singular).
In a sentence
Mam wiele miłości w moim sercu.
I have much love in my heart.
Here, 'serca' is a genitive singular form of the noun 'serce,' used to express possession or association with 'my heart.'
Zdobyłem serca słuchaczy swoją przemową.
I won the hearts of the listeners with my speech.
In this sentence, 'serca' is used as the accusative plural form of 'serce,' meaning 'hearts' and indicating the direct object of the action performed in the context.
Ulica Serca teraz jest pełna kolorowych kwiatów.
Heart Street is now full of colorful flowers.
'Serca' here is part of a proper noun, possibly in a genitive case usage related to naming conventions where it signifies 'of the heart'.
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