Autorytetami

Autorytetami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun autorytet, meaning authority or a person or body regarded as an authority. As a grammatical form, autorytetami signals the instrumental case for a plural referent, in contrast to autorytetem (singular instrumental) or autorytety (nominative plural). The instrumental plural is used in Polish to indicate means, source, or agent in sentences that require the instrumental case.

In usage, autorytetami typically denotes authorities or expert bodies collectively, rather than a single authority. It appears in formal prose and discourse where authorities or expert opinions are cited or relied upon. The expression can refer to individuals with recognized expertise (such as scientists or jurists) or to institutions perceived as authoritative authorities.

Semantics and etymology: autorytet is derived from Latin auctoritas, and in Polish the plural autorytety covers both people and institutions. The instrumental form autorytetami is one of several case forms that Polish nouns of this class share; others include autorytetem (singular instrumental) and autorytety (nominative plural).

Notes: The term is used primarily in Polish; cognates exist in related languages but have different inflection. When writing in Polish, ensure proper agreement with verbs and prepositions that govern the instrumental case. See also autorytet and autorytety for related forms and meanings.