No. 2,614 in Polish
waszyngtonie
"Waszyngtonie" means "Washington" in the locative case in Polish, used to indicate location (e.g., "in Washington").
In a sentence
Byłem w Waszyngtonie w zeszłym roku.
I was in Washington last year.
In this sentence, 'Waszyngtonie' is the locative form of the proper noun 'Waszyngton', indicating the place where the action occurred.
Mówiła o sytuacji w Waszyngtonie.
She talked about the situation in Washington.
Here, 'Waszyngtonie' is used as the locative case following the preposition 'o', which requires this grammatical case.
Planują wydarzenie w Waszyngtonie na przyszły miesiąc.
They are planning an event in Washington for next month.
In this example, 'Waszyngtonie' again is in the locative case, indicating the location where the event will take place.
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