No. 16,288 in Polish
uszami
"Uszami" in Polish means "with ears" or "using ears."
In a sentence
Słyszałem to uszami.
I heard it with my ears.
Instrumental case is used to indicate the means or tool of the action, here "uszami" (ears) as the tool of hearing.
Zajączek ruszał uszami.
The bunny was moving its ears.
"Uszami" is again in the instrumental case, describing how the bunny was moving its ears.
Patrzyłem na obraz uszami wyobraźni.
I looked at the painting through the ears of imagination.
Used metaphorically, "uszami" refers to imagining hearing or perceiving through imagination, providing a figurative element to the sentence.
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