No. 15,851 in Polish

talii

The Polish word "talii" is the genitive or dative form of "talia," which means "waist."

In a sentence

Mam węższą talię niż wcześniej.
I have a slimmer waist than before.
Here, 'talii' is used as the genitive case of 'talia,' indicating possession or relation.
Kupiła sukienkę podkreślającą talię.
She bought a dress that emphasizes the waist.
In this sentence, 'talii' is in the accusative case, describing the object being emphasized by the dress.
Ćwiczenia pomogą w modelowaniu talii.
Exercises will help in shaping the waist.
Finally, 'talii' appears in the locative case, showing the area affected by the exercises.

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