No. 16,002 in Polish
trudnego
"Trudnego" means "difficult" or "hard" in English (genitive or accusative singular form of "trudny").
In a sentence
Zadanie było trudnego charakteru.
The task was of a difficult nature.
Here, 'trudnego' is used as an adjective in the genitive case describing the noun 'charakteru' (character).
Spotkałem się z czymś trudnego do zrozumienia.
I encountered something difficult to understand.
In this sentence, 'trudnego' functions as an adjective describing 'czymś' (something) and is in the genitive case due to the construction following 'czymś'.
Nie było niczego trudnego w jego wyjaśnieniach.
There was nothing difficult in his explanations.
Here, 'trudnego' modifies 'niczego' (nothing) and is in the genitive case, aligning with the negative construction.
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