No. 8,991 in Polish
sopocka
The Polish word "sopocka" is an adjective meaning "of or related to Sopot," a city in Poland.
In a sentence
Chciałbym odwiedzić sopocką plażę w te wakacje.
I would like to visit the beach in Sopot this vacation.
The word 'sopocką' is the feminine singular form in the accusative case, agreeing with the noun 'plażę' (beach) to specify that the beach is located in Sopot.
Widziałam sopocką fontannę, która jest jedną z atrakcji miasta.
I saw the fountain in Sopot, which is one of the city's attractions.
Here, 'sopocką' agrees with the feminine noun 'fontannę' (fountain) in the accusative case, specifying the location of the fountain in Sopot.
Spacerowaliśmy po sopockiej promenadzie.
We walked along the promenade in Sopot.
In this sentence, 'sopockiej' is the feminine singular form in the locative case, agreeing with the noun 'promenadzie' (promenade) to specify location within Sopot.
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