No. 3,347 in Polish

walkach

"Walkach" is the locative or dative plural form of "walka," which means "fights" or "struggles" in English.

In a sentence

Walkach zawodników bokserskich często towarzyszy duże napięcie.
In boxing bouts, there is often a lot of tension.
Here, 'walkach' is used in the context of 'bouts' or 'fights' related to sports.
W walkach politycznych ważne jest zachowanie zasad etyki.
In political struggles, it is important to maintain ethical principles.
In this sentence, 'walkach' pertains to 'struggles' or 'conflicts' in a metaphorical political context.
Brali udział w walkach o wolność kraju.
They took part in the fights for the freedom of the country.
'Walkach' here refers to 'fights' or 'battles' in a historical or military context.

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