No. 2,400 in Polish
znaku
"Znak" in Polish means "sign" or "mark," and "znaku" is its genitive or locative form.
In a sentence
Na znaku drogowym widniał nietypowy symbol.
On the road sign, an unusual symbol was displayed.
This usage refers to a road or traffic sign, as 'znaku' is the genitive case of 'znak', meaning 'sign'.
Nie widziałem żadnego znaku jego obecności.
I haven't seen any sign of his presence.
'Znaku' here indicates a 'sign' as evidence or indication, in the genitive case to express 'of what or whom'.
Potrzebujemy znaku od losu, że wszystko jest dobrze.
We need a sign from fate that everything is fine.
In this sentence, 'znaku' conveys a figurative 'sign' or signal from fate, also in the genitive case to express possession or relation.
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