No. 8,949 in Polish
skrzata
"Skrzata" is the genitive singular or accusative plural form of "skrzat," meaning "gnome" or "elf" in English.
In a sentence
W bajce opowiedziano historię dzielnego skrzata.
In the fairy tale, the story of a brave gnome was told.
The word 'skrzata' here is used to denote a gnome in a possessive/genitive singular form, describing its role as the subject of the story in the fairy tale.
Dzieci znalazły czapeczkę skrzata w lesie.
The children found the gnome's hat in the forest.
Here, 'skrzata' is in the genitive singular form, indicating possession, specifying that the hat belongs to the gnome.
Czy zauważyłeś tego małego skrzata schowanego za drzewem?
Did you notice that little gnome hiding behind the tree?
In this instance, 'skrzata' is in the accusative singular form, used as the direct object of the sentence's action.
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