No. 15,636 in Polish
sukienek
"Sukienek" is the genitive plural form of "sukienka," meaning "dresses."
In a sentence
Mam pięć sukienek w mojej szafie.
I have five dresses in my wardrobe.
In this sentence, 'sukienek' is a noun in the genitive plural form, used after the numeral 'pięć' (five) as Polish requires genitive plural for quantities above four.
Nie kupuję sukienek, ponieważ ich nie potrzebuję.
I am not buying dresses because I don’t need them.
Here, 'sukienek' is also in the genitive plural form, as it is used after the negated verb 'kupuję' (buy), and negation in Polish often requires the genitive case.
W sklepie widziałam dużo pięknych sukienek.
In the store, I saw a lot of beautiful dresses.
In this sentence, 'sukienek' again appears in the genitive plural form, as it is used after the expression 'dużo' (a lot), which necessitates the genitive case.
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