No. 15,647 in Polish
sutannie
"Sutannie" is the plural form of "sutanna," meaning "cassocks" or "clerical robes" in English.
In a sentence
Ksiądz założył sutannie przed mszą.
The priest put on a cassock before the mass.
Here, 'sutannie' is used in its singular form as part of a prepositional phrase indicating the item of clothing being put on.
Nauczanie w sutannie nie jest już tak powszechne jak kiedyś.
Teaching in a cassock is no longer as common as it used to be.
In this context, 'sutannie' refers to the cassock as the clothing associated with priests, emphasizing the metaphorical connection rather than its physical description.
Przechodząc przez hol, zauważono księdza w czarnej sutannie.
While passing through the hall, the priest in a black cassock was noticed.
Here 'sutannie' provides descriptive detail to the attire of the priest shown in the narrative.
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