No. 9,822 in Polish
zygmuntowskich
"Zygmuntowskich" refers to something related to "Zygmunt" (Sigismund), often in the context of Polish history, such as the reign or lineage of kings named Sigismund.
In a sentence
W katedrze spotkałam pamiątki z epoki zygmuntowskich.
In the cathedral, I encountered memorabilia from the Sigismund era.
Refers to items or aspects associated with the era or reign of a ruler named Sigismund, used as an adjective.
Ogrody zygmuntowskich są piękne wiosną.
The Sigismund gardens are beautiful in the spring.
Here, 'zygmuntowskich' serves as an attributive adjective describing the gardens as belonging to or associated with someone named Sigismund.
Historia wojny zygmuntowskich jest wciągająca.
The history of Sigismund's wars is captivating.
The word is used to describe wars that occurred during or were associated with the rule of Sigismund, functioning as an adjective in a historical context.
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