No. 9,513 in Polish
wilków
"Wilków" means "of wolves" or refers to a place name in Poland.
In a sentence
Obawiam się wilków, które zamieszkują ten las.
I am afraid of wolves that inhabit this forest.
In this sentence, 'wilków' is the genitive plural form of 'wilk,' used to indicate the object of fear, following the verb 'obawiam się' which requires the genitive case.
Słuchaliśmy wycia wilków w środku nocy.
We listened to the wolves' howling in the middle of the night.
Here 'wilków' is in the genitive plural case, showing possession or relation to the activity 'wycia' (howling).
Nie widziałem wilków w tej okolicy od lat.
I have not seen wolves in this area for years.
This sentence uses 'wilków' in the genitive plural form, after the verb 'nie widziałem,' which requires the genitive case in negative expressions.
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