No. 411 in Polish

stolicy

"Stolicy" means "of the capital" (genitive form of "stolica").

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Warszawa jest stolicą Polski, a w stolicy mieszka wielu ludzi.
Warsaw is the capital of Poland, and many people live in the capital city.
The word 'stolicy' is used here in the localization context, indicating 'in the capital' as the locative case form of 'stolica' (capital).
W stolicy znajdują się ważne instytucje rządowe.
There are important government institutions in the capital.
The word 'stolicy' again demonstrates its locative case usage where it specifies the location being referred to, that is, the capital city.
Planuję odwiedzić kilka muzeów podczas pobytu w stolicy.
I plan to visit a few museums during my stay in the capital.
The word 'stolicy' here continues to reflect its application in providing a locative context, showing the place where an activity (visiting) is planned.

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