No. 15,869 in Polish

tchawicy

"Tchawicy" is the genitive form of "tchawica," meaning "trachea" (the windpipe in the respiratory system).

In a sentence

Mam problem z tchawicą, muszę iść do lekarza.
I have a problem with my windpipe, I need to see a doctor.
In this sentence, 'tchawicą' is used to refer to the windpipe in a medical context, illustrating its anatomical function.
Badanie wykazało, że nie ma żadnych zmian w tchawicy.
The examination showed that there are no abnormalities in the windpipe.
Here, 'tchawicy' is part of a sentence discussing medical examination results, emphasizing its role in health contexts.
Lekarz wyjaśnił mi funkcję tchawicy w procesie oddychania.
The doctor explained to me the function of the windpipe in the breathing process.
In this instance, 'tchawicy' highlights its biological functional aspect in respiration.

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