No. 9,069 in Polish
stephen
The Polish language does not have a word "stephen"; it is a name of Greek origin used in English and other languages.
In a sentence
Stephen kupił nową książkę.
Stephen bought a new book.
In this sentence, 'Stephen' is used as a proper noun referring to a person's name.
Stephen był zachwycony prezentem.
Stephen was delighted with the gift.
Here, 'Stephen' again serves as a proper noun specifying the individual who experienced the emotion.
Czy Stephen może nam pomóc z zadaniem?
Can Stephen help us with the task?
In this context, 'Stephen' is employed as a proper noun to address or refer to the person who is being asked for assistance.
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