No. 9,805 in Polish
zołota
"Zołota" is not a correct Polish word; you might mean "złota," which translates to "gold" (feminine form) or "golden" in English.
In a sentence
Monika ma złotą bransoletkę.
Monika has a golden bracelet.
Here, 'złotą' is the accusative singular form of the adjective 'złoty', describing the feminine noun 'bransoletkę'.
Dzięki złotej pogodzie, mogliśmy spędzić dzień na plaży.
Thanks to the golden weather, we could spend the day at the beach.
In this sentence, 'złotej' is the dative singular form of the adjective 'złoty', used to describe the feminine noun 'pogodzie'.
Złota rybka spełniła trzy życzenia.
The golden fish granted three wishes.
'Złota' here is the nominative singular form of the adjective 'złoty', describing the feminine noun 'rybka'.
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