Questions & Answers about Na wieszaku obok drzwi jest też moja mokra bluza.
Because na is describing a location here, not movement.
In Polish, when na means on / at in a static sense, it normally takes the locative case.
So:
- wieszak = base form
- na wieszaku = on the hanger / on the coat rack
Compare:
- bluza jest na wieszaku = the sweatshirt is on the hanger
- kładę bluzę na wieszak = I put the sweatshirt onto the hanger
So na + locative is used for location, while na + accusative is often used for movement toward something.
Wieszak can mean a few related things:
- a hanger
- a coat rack
- sometimes a hook / hanging stand, depending on context
Because the sentence says obok drzwi (next to the door), many learners would imagine a coat rack or some kind of wall hanger near the door, not necessarily a thin clothes hanger in a closet.
So the exact English word depends on the situation, but the Polish is completely natural.