No. 3,973 in Polish
traugutta
"Traugutta" is a proper noun in Polish, commonly referring to Romuald Traugutt, a Polish national hero and leader of the January Uprising against Russian rule in 1863. It is also used as a street name in Poland.
In a sentence
Ulica Traugutta znajduje się w centrum miasta.
Traugutta Street is located in the city center.
Here, "Traugutta" is used as part of a name of a street, showing its use in geographical designations.
Pomnik upamiętniający Romualda Traugutta stoi na placu.
The monument commemorating Romuald Traugutt stands in the square.
In this case, "Traugutta" refers to the possessive form of the name "Traugutt" related to a historical figure, used in cultural or commemorative contexts.
Czy czytałeś książki o Traugucie i jego działalności?
Have you read the books about Traugutt and his activities?
Here, "Traugucie" (locative case) refers directly to Romuald Traugutt as a historical person, illustrating its grammatical usage.
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