No. 9,369 in Polish
ushijima
The word "ushijima" is not Polish; it appears to be Japanese. In Japanese, "Ushijima" (牛島) can refer to a surname or a place name.
In a sentence
Uszyłem nową kurtkę, która jest bardzo wygodna.
I sewed a new jacket which is very comfortable.
Here, the usage of 'ushijima' as 'Uszyłem', conjugated appropriately in Polish, is an example of the verb 'to sew' in the past tense, first person singular.
Czy możesz mnie nauczyć, jak uszyć to ubranie?
Can you teach me how to sew this piece of clothing?
In this sentence, 'uszyć' (to sew) appears in the infinitive form, used when asking for instruction or guidance.
Gdybyśmy mieli więcej czasu, moglibyśmy uszyć więcej ubrań.
If we had more time, we could sew more clothes.
The past participle 'uszyć' is used in a subjunctive mood to indicate a hypothetical action given more time.
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