No. 15,899 in Polish

tenisisty

"Tenisisty" means "of the tennis player" (possessive form) in English.

In a sentence

Ten brat tenisisty jest bardzo utalentowany.
This tennis player's brother is very talented.
The word 'tenisisty' is used in the genitive case to indicate possession, describing the brother of the tennis player.
Nie widziałem wcześniej tego tenisisty.
I have not seen this tennis player before.
Here, 'tenisisty' is in the accusative case and used with the verb 'have not seen', referring directly to the tennis player as the object of the verb.
Opinie tenisisty zawsze były interesujące.
The tennis player's opinions have always been interesting.
In this sentence, 'tenisisty' occurs in the genitive case indicating that the opinions belong to the tennis player.

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