Arabskim

Arabskim is a form of the Polish adjective arabski, meaning “Arab” or “Arabic.” It is not an English term on its own but a declined grammatical form used in Polish to modify masculine or neuter nouns in certain cases. The base meaning encompasses things related to Arabs, Arab culture, or the Arabic language, depending on the noun it describes.

In Polish grammar, arabskim is the instrumental singular form (and also the masculine/neuter locative singular form) of arabski. It appears in phrases such as "językiem arabskim" (using the Arabic language, instrumental) and "w alfabecie arabskim" (in the Arabic alphabet, locative). These forms show how the adjective agrees with the noun in gender, number, and case: for example, arabski (masculine nominative), arabska (feminine nominative), arabskie (neuter nominative); instrumental and locative forms adjust accordingly, with arabskim serving as the instrumental masculine singular and the masculine/neuter locative singular.

Etymology traces arabski to the root Arab- plus the Polish adjective-forming suffix -ski. The word euroathic usage remains within Polish grammar; outside Polish, arabskim has no stand-alone meaning.

See also: arabski, arabski język, arabska kultura.