No. 15,315 in Polish
skrawku
"Skrawku" is the genitive or locative form of "skrawek," meaning "a scrap," "a fragment," or "a small piece" in English.
In a sentence
Na skrawku papieru zapisałem ważny adres.
On a small piece of paper, I wrote down an important address.
The word 'skrawku' here refers to a 'small piece' or 'scrap' of paper, indicating a portion of something that has been separated or cut from a larger piece.
Widziałem go na skrawku ziemi za domem.
I saw him on a tiny patch of land behind the house.
In this sentence, 'skrawku' describes a 'small patch' or portion of land, emphasizing its limited size or quantity.
Rozmowa odbyła się na skrawku czasu między spotkaniami.
The conversation took place in a short moment of time between meetings.
Here, 'skrawku' is metaphorically used to indicate a 'small amount' or 'fragment' of time, illustrating a brief and finite duration available.
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