No. 15,628 in Polish
suche
"Suche" in English means "dry."
In a sentence
Mam suche ręce.
I have dry hands.
In this sentence, 'suche' is used as an adjective in the plural form, describing the noun 'ręce' (hands) as dry.
Potrzebuję suchej farby do tego projektu.
I need dry paint for this project.
Here, 'suchej' is the genitive feminine singular form of the adjective 'suchy,' modifying 'farby' (paint) to indicate its dryness.
Suche kwiaty są łatwe do transportu.
Dry flowers are easy to transport.
In this example, 'suche' is the nominative plural form of the adjective describing 'kwiaty' (flowers) as dry.
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