No. 3,498 in Polish
złote
"Złote" means "golden" or is the plural form of "złoty," the currency of Poland.
In a sentence
Mam dwa złote.
I have two złote.
The word 'złote' here is used as the plural nominative form of the Polish currency, złoty, referring to more than one unit.
Te kolczyki są złote.
These earrings are golden.
The word 'złote' here is an adjective in its feminine plural nominative form, describing the material (golden) of the earrings.
Chociaż to złote rady, nie zawsze są praktyczne.
Although these are golden pieces of advice, they are not always practical.
In this sentence, 'złote' is an adjective in its plural neuter nominative form, metaphorically describing the advice as valuable or precious.
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