Nad Rzeką

"Nad Rzeką" is a Polish phrase meaning "by the river" or "on the river." It's a prepositional phrase, indicating a location adjacent to a river.

The phrase is composed of two elements:

• "Nad": This is a preposition meaning "over," "above," "on," "by," or "near." Its specific meaning depends on the context of the sentence and the case of the noun it governs. In this case, it governs the instrumental case.
• "Rzeką": This is the instrumental singular form of the noun "rzeka," which means "river." The instrumental case is used after the preposition "nad" when referring to a location.

Therefore, "Nad Rzeką" literally translates to "over river" (in a locative sense) or more accurately conveys the meaning of being located at or near the river. The exact implication of proximity depends on context. It can suggest a physical presence on the riverbank, sailing on the river itself, or simply existing in the vicinity of the river.