No. 15,750 in Polish
szli
"Szli" means "they walked" or "they were walking" in English.
In a sentence
Szli do parku, aby odpocząć po długim dniu.
They were going to the park to relax after a long day.
The word 'szli' is used to describe a past continuous movement by a group of people (masculine gender group) towards the park.
Czy oni szli już do sklepu wczoraj?
Did they already go to the store yesterday?
Here, 'szli' is used to ask about a past action of a group of people (masculine gender group) involving movement to the store.
Gdy szli ulicą, zauważyli coś ciekawego.
While they were walking down the street, they noticed something interesting.
In this case, 'szli' indicates an ongoing past movement of a group of people (masculine gender group) along the street.
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