No. 3,857 in Russian
анджей
"Анджей" is the Russian form of the Polish name "Andrzej," equivalent to "Andrew" in English.
In a sentence
Анджей приехал в Москву вчера.
Andrzej arrived in Moscow yesterday.
Here, 'Анджей' is used as a proper noun to refer to a specific person.
У Анджея есть паспорт Польши.
Andrzej has a Polish passport.
In this case, 'Анджея' represents the genitive case of the proper name Andrzej, indicating possession or association.
Ты видел Анджея на встрече?
Did you see Andrzej at the meeting?
Here, 'Анджея' is in the accusative case, demonstrating that Andrzej is the direct object of the verb 'saw'.
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