Audytami

Audytami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun audyt, meaning audits. The term is used when referring to multiple audits in sentences that require the instrumental case, typically to denote a means or instrument or in formal descriptions of audit-related activities. In Polish, audyt describes a systematic examination of records, processes, or compliance to verify accuracy and conformity, and it is commonly used in accounting, governance, risk management, and quality assurance.

Etymology and form: Audyt is a loanword in Polish, borrowed from the English word audit, which in turn derives from the Latin auditus meaning hearing or listening. The instrumental plural form audytami follows Polish declension patterns for masculine nouns ending in -yt.

Usage and context: The form audytami is most often found in formal, technical, or bureaucratic language. It appears in discussions about multiple audits as a set of instruments or components within a process, or when describing actions performed with respect to audits. In everyday speech, speakers more often use the nominative plural audyty or construct phrases with other case forms, such as przy audytach or w ramach audytów, depending on the sentence.

See also: audyt, audyt finansowy, audytor, kontrola, compliance.