No. 17,209 in Polish
zaginieæ
"Zaginąć" means "to disappear" or "to go missing."
In a sentence
Jej portfel zaginął podczas wycieczki.
Her wallet went missing during the trip.
Here, 'zaginął' is the past form of 'zaginąć' used to express that the wallet is lost or missing.
Książka mogła zaginąć podczas przeprowadzki.
The book might have gotten lost during the move.
Here, 'zaginąć' is used in the infinitive form suggesting the possibility of being misplaced or lost.
Rybak obawiał się, że jego żyłka zaginie w rzece.
The fisherman was afraid that his fishing line would get lost in the river.
'Zaginie' is the future form of 'zaginąć' indicating the potential of loss occurring in the future.
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