No. 9,449 in Polish
warow
The Polish word "warow" does not exist as is; perhaps you meant "warownia," meaning "fortress" or "stronghold" in English.
In a sentence
Na wzgórzu znajdowała się dawna warownia.
On the hill, there was an old fortification.
'Warownia' in this sentence refers to a type of fortified structure, emphasizing its defensive nature.
Wojska broniły się w dobrze przygotowanych warowach.
The troops defended themselves in well-prepared strongholds.
'Warowach' is the locative plural form of 'warowa', referring to fortified positions or strongholds as a place.
Rodzina mieszkała w ciepłej, warowej wieży przez całą zimę.
The family lived in a warm, fortified tower throughout the winter.
'Warowej' is an adjective form derived from 'warowa', describing the tower as fortified or strong.
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