Drukarek

Drukarek is the genitive plural form of the Polish noun drukarka, which means printer (a device that produces text or images on paper). The nominative plural is drukarki, while drukarek is used in grammatical contexts that require the genitive plural. In everyday language, this form appears most often in phrases relating to multiple printers, such as when indicating possession, quantity, or characteristics of a group of devices.

Usage examples and context: drukarek is used after words that govern the genitive plural, for instance when talking about costs, quantities, or attributes of printers. Common constructions include koszt drukarek (the cost of printers) and wydajność drukarek (the performance of printers) or liczba drukarek w biurze (the number of printers in the office). The term can also appear in technical or business prose when referring to a fleet or stock of devices, maintenance plans, or compatibility considerations for multiple printers.

Relation to other forms: drukarka is the base form meaning “printer,” drukarki is the nominative plural used when referring to several printers as the subject, and drukarek is the genitive plural used for possession, description, or after numerals and certain determiners. The word is primarily a grammatical form rather than a distinct lexical entry; it is not typically used as a standalone term beyond its grammatical function.

Notes: drukarek may occasionally appear in surnames or niche usages, but it is not a common proper noun in Polish. In standard usage, readers will encounter the device term as drukarka (singular) and drukarki (plural).