No. 1,237 in Polish
times
The Polish word "times" does not exist; it seems you're referring to the English term "times," which translates as "razy" in Polish.
In a sentence
W tym wyjątkowym czasach musimy być zjednoczeni.
In these exceptional times, we must be united.
The word 'czasach' is the plural locative form of 'czas', referring to different periods or epochs.
Jakie są godziny otwarcia sklepu w święta?
What are the store's opening times during the holidays?
Here, 'godziny otwarcia' translates to 'opening times', indicating specific hours in which the store operates.
Odwiedziłem to miasto trzy razy.
I visited this city three times.
In this context, 'razy' is related to the concept of 'times', meaning occurrences or instances of an event.
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