No. 15,380 in Polish
sosen
"Of pines" (genitive plural of "sosna," meaning pine tree).
In a sentence
Piękny las pełen wysokich sosen otacza naszą wioskę.
A beautiful forest full of tall pines surrounds our village.
The word 'sosen' here is the genitive plural form of 'sosna' (pine tree), used to denote possession or association in describing the forest being full of pine trees.
Nieopodal parku rośnie kilka młodych sosen.
Near the park, a few young pines are growing.
In this sentence, 'sosen' is in the genitive plural form to describe the quantity and type of trees, emphasizing the presence of pine trees.
Podczas spaceru znalazłem szyszki pod kilkoma sosen.
During the walk, I found cones under several pine trees.
Here, 'sosen' is again used in the genitive plural form to illustrate the location where cones were found relative to the pine trees.
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