No. 1,422 in Polish

wolnych

"Free" or "vacant," depending on context.

In a sentence

Mam dużo wolnych dni w tym miesiącu.
I have many free days this month.
In this sentence, 'wolnych' functions as an adjective describing 'dni', meaning 'free/free of obligations'.
Proszę zajmować tylko wolnych miejsc.
Please occupy only free seats.
Here, 'wolnych' is an adjective modifying 'miejsc', meaning 'free or unoccupied'.
Nasstąpiło uwolnienie więźniów wolnych po ogłoszeniu amnestii.
There was the release of prisoners free after the announcement of amnesty.
In this context, 'wolnych' describes 'więźniów', reflecting a state of 'freedom' or 'being free from imprisonment'.

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