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No. 16,171 in Polish

ulgą

"Ulgą" means "relief" in English.

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  • Jego słowa przyniosły mi wielką ulgę.

    His words brought me great relief.

    The word 'ulgą' is used as an instrumental case form of 'ulga' (relief) to describe the means by which relief is experienced—here, it is indicated that the relief is provided by 'jego słowa' ('his words').

  • Z ulgą przyjęła wiadomość o jego powrocie do zdrowia.

    With relief, she accepted the news of his recovery.

    'Ulgą' is in the instrumental case and is used as a modifier describing the manner ('z ulgą' - 'with relief') in which she accepted the news.

  • Spojrzał na nią z ulgą po wygranej.

    He looked at her with relief after winning.

    In this sentence, 'ulgą' is used in a similar instrumental case construction 'z ulgą' to describe the manner ('with relief') of his actions.

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