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No. 2,632 in Polish

zbigniewa

"Zbigniewa" is the genitive or accusative singular form of "Zbigniew," a Polish male given name.

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  • Czy widziałeś książkę Zbigniewa?

    Did you see Zbigniew's book?

    'Zbigniewa' is used in the genitive case indicating possession.

  • Podarowałem prezent Zbigniewowi.

    I gave the gift to Zbigniew.

    'Zbigniewa' here is used in a different form to indicate the person receiving the action.

  • Poznałem wczoraj Zbigniewa.

    I met Zbigniew yesterday.

    This shows the word in the accusative case as the direct object of the action.

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