No. 771 in Polish
władysław
"Władysław" is a Polish male given name, equivalent to "Ladislaus" or "Vladislav," meaning "glory" or "fame of ruling."
In a sentence
Władysław to imię mojego dziadka.
Władysław is my grandfather's name.
Here, 'Władysław' is used as a proper noun representing a person's name.
Rzeka Władysław płynie na południu.
The Władysław river flows in the south.
In this sentence, 'Władysław' functions as a proper noun naming a geographic feature.
Czytałem o królu Władysławie w książce historycznej.
I read about King Władysław in a history book.
Here, 'Władysław' refers to a historical figure, most likely a monarch, indicating its use in a historical and contextual setting.
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