No. 3,474 in Polish
zimę
The Polish word "zimę" means "winter" (accusative or singular form).
In a sentence
W Polsce zimę zaczyna się często już w listopadzie.
In Poland, winter often starts already in November.
In this sentence, 'zimę' is the accusative form of the noun 'zima' (winter), used because it is the direct object of the verb 'zaczyna się' (starts).
Lubię zimę, ponieważ jest piękna i spokojna.
I like winter because it is beautiful and calm.
Here, 'zimę' is again in the accusative case as it is the direct object of the verb 'lubię' (I like).
Pamiętam zimę, gdy padał śnieg przez cały miesiąc.
I remember a winter when it snowed all month long.
In this example, 'zimę' is the accusative form and serves as the direct object of the verb 'pamiętam' (I remember).
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