No. 4,011 in Polish
wiktora
"Wiktora" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "Wiktor," a Polish male name meaning "Victor."
In a sentence
Spotkałem dziś Wiktora na ulicy.
I met Wiktor on the street today.
The word 'Wiktora' is in the accusative case, referring to the person Wiktor as the direct object of the verb 'spotkałem' (I met).
To książka Wiktora.
This is Wiktor's book.
Here, 'Wiktora' is in the genitive case, indicating possession.
Rozmawiałem z Wiktorem o pracy.
I spoke with Wiktor about work.
In this example, 'Wiktora' is actually used as 'Wiktorem' in the instrumental case to indicate the subject with whom the action was performed.
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