No. 1,912 in Polish
stefana
"Stefana" in Polish typically refers to a wedding crown or wreath used in traditional religious ceremonies, particularly in Eastern Orthodox and Greek Catholic weddings.
In a sentence
Spotkałem Stefana wczoraj na rynku.
I met Stefan yesterday at the market.
The word 'Stefana' is the object form of the proper noun 'Stefan' in Polish, used here to indicate who was met.
Widzę dom Stefana z mojego okna.
I see Stefan's house from my window.
The word 'Stefana' is a possessive form in Polish, used here to indicate ownership of the house by Stefan.
Czy możesz podać list do Stefana, kiedy go zobaczysz?
Can you give the letter to Stefan when you see him?
The word 'Stefana' is in the grammatical case used in Polish to indicate motion towards Stefan, marking him as the indirect object.
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