Wtórego

"Wtórego" is a Polish word that functions as the genitive case of the masculine ordinal number "wtóry." In English, "wtóry" translates to "second" or "other." The genitive case is used in Polish to indicate possession, origin, or to follow certain prepositions and verbs. Therefore, "wtórego" would appear in sentences where "second" or "other" is grammatically required to be in the genitive case. For example, it might be used in phrases like "drugiej części" (second part, where "drugiej" is the feminine genitive of "drugi," the more common word for "second") or when referring to the second of something in a possessive context. The word "wtóry" itself is less common than "drugi" for the meaning of "second," often carrying a nuance of "another" or "the other one" from a pair or group. Its genitive form, "wtórego," therefore, also reflects this less frequent usage. The grammatical context dictates the specific meaning and application of "wtórego" within a Polish sentence.