Narodu
Narodu is a form of the Slavic noun narod, which means "people" or "nation." In several languages that share the root, narodu appears as a case form used to indicate possession or direction, and it functions differently depending on the language. For example, in Polish the genitive singular is narodu, meaning "of the nation" or "the nation's." In Ukrainian, narodu is used in the genitive singular and also in the dative case, meaning "of the people" or "to the people." In Russian, narodu corresponds to the dative singular form meaning "to the people" or "for the people." Across these languages, narodu is thus a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept, but it centers on the idea of a group of people or a nation.
Etymology and meaning trace back to Proto-Slavic *narodъ, a root that yields various words for "people" or
Usage and context: narodu appears in phrases discussing the people or the nation, whether in political, cultural,
Historical significance: The root and its derivatives informed populist and nationalist movements in the 19th and