No. 4,024 in Polish
wrocławskiej
The word "wrocławskiej" means "of Wrocław" or "related to Wrocław" in English, typically in a feminine or singular genitive form.
In a sentence
Odwiedziłem bibliotekę wrocławskiej uczelni.
I visited the library of the Wrocław university.
In this sentence, 'wrocławskiej' serves as a singular feminine adjective within the genitive case to describe the noun 'uczelnia,' indicating that the university is located in or related to Wrocław.
Przewodnik opowiadał o historii wrocławskiej katedry.
The guide talked about the history of the Wrocław cathedral.
Here, 'wrocławskiej' is a singular feminine adjective in the genitive case modifying the noun 'katedra,' denoting that the cathedral is situated in Wrocław.
Zamieszkałem w wrocławskiej dzielnicy pełnej atrakcji.
I lived in a Wrocław district full of attractions.
In this example, 'wrocławskiej' is a singular feminine adjective within the locative case describing 'dzielnica,' specifying that the district is in Wrocław.
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