No. 15,358 in Polish

smoka

"Smoka" in English means "dragon."

In a sentence

Widzę smoka na szczycie góry.
I see a dragon on the top of the mountain.
Here, 'smoka' is the accusative form of 'smok', used to indicate the direct object of the verb 'widzę' (I see).
Książka opisuje legendę o smoku z Wawelu.
The book describes the legend about the dragon from Wawel.
In this sentence, 'smoku' is the locative case of 'smok', showing the location or context in the prepositional phrase 'o smoku' (about the dragon).
Podróżując po Azji, słyszałem historie o potężnym smoku.
Traveling through Asia, I heard stories about a mighty dragon.
'Smoku' again appears in the locative case, combined with the preposition 'o' (about), and refers to a specific context involving the dragon.

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