No. 16,409 in Polish
wasza
"Wasza" means "your" (plural or formal) in Polish.
In a sentence
Czy to jest wasza książka?
Is this your book?
Here, 'wasza' is a possessive pronoun used to indicate that the book belongs to a group of people being addressed informally.
Wasza praca była bardzo dobra!
Your work was very good!
In this case, 'wasza' refers to a collaborative effort or task that a addressed group completed.
Podoba mi się wasza propozycja.
I like your proposal.
Here, 'wasza' is used possessively to indicate that the proposal belongs to or is attributed to the group being addressed.
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