No. 9,252 in Polish

toronto

In Polish, "Toronto" is a proper noun referring to the city of Toronto in Canada.

In a sentence

Toronto to piękne miasto w Kanadzie.
Toronto is a beautiful city in Canada.
In this sentence, 'Toronto' is used as a proper noun, referring to the name of a specific city, functioning as the subject of the sentence.
On mieszka na ulicy Toronto w Warszawie.
He lives on Toronto Street in Warsaw.
Here, 'Toronto' is part of a proper noun that names a specific street, serving as the object of the preposition 'na' (on).
Toronto padło ofiarą niespodziewanego ataku.
Toronto fell victim to an unexpected attack.
In this scenario, 'Toronto' again is a proper noun, referencing the city, and functions as the subject of the verb 'padło' (fell).

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