No. 16,013 in Polish

trzem

"Trzem" is the dative case form of "trzy," meaning "to three."

In a sentence

Daj książki trzem uczniom.
Give the books to three students.
The word 'trzem' is the dative form of the numeral 'trzy' and it is used here to indicate to whom the books are being given, describing that there are three individuals involved.
Pomogłem trzem przyjaciołom w przeprowadzce.
I helped three friends with their move.
In this sentence, 'trzem' refers to the number of friends being helped, again using the dative case to denote the indirect object of the help.
Gratuluję trzem uczestnikom za ich wytrwałość.
Congratulations to three participants for their perseverance.
Here, 'trzem' identifies the three specific participants being congratulated, utilizing the dative case in a context of addressing or recognizing individuals.

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