No. 1,189 in Polish
znalazły
"Znalazły" means "they (feminine) found."
In a sentence
Psy znalazły kość w ogrodzie.
The dogs found a bone in the garden.
In this sentence, 'znalazły' is used in the past tense to describe an action (finding). It agrees with the noun 'psy' which is in plural feminine form.
Kobiety znalazły rozwiązanie problemu.
The women found the solution to the problem.
Here, 'znalazły' corresponds with 'kobiety' meaning women (plural feminine), demonstrating its role in past tense completion of a thought or discovery.
Dzieci znalazły swoje zabawki pod kanapą.
The children found their toys under the couch.
In this case, 'znalazły' is used to express a past action done by 'dzieci' (children), aligning grammatically in Polish gender and plural agreement.
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