Rzymem
Rzymem is the instrumental case form of the Polish noun Rzym, the name of the city Rome in Polish. In Polish grammar, the instrumental case is used to express means, instrument, or accompaniment, and also appears in certain idiomatic or stylistic constructions. When applied to the name of a city, the instrumental form is relatively uncommon in everyday speech and is more frequent in historical or literary contexts, where Rome can function as an actor or partner in an action.
The form Rzymem is created by adding the instrumental suffix -em to the stem Rzym. It follows
Etymology and usage aside, the noun Rzym itself derives from Latin Roma, reflecting the long-standing Polish
See also: Rzym, Rzymianie, Polish grammar, Polish declension.