Fenianskimi

Fenianskimi is the instrumental plural form of the Polish adjective fenianski. In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. For masculine personal nouns, adjectives ending in -ski take the instrumental plural ending -skimi, which is the form used after prepositions or to express means, accompaniment, or other instrumental relationships.

The exact meaning of fenianski in a sentence depends on the head noun it modifies. The stem fenianski can be connected to various proper names or ethnonyms, so without a clear context it is not possible to determine a single definite sense. Because of this ambiguity, fenianskimi is typically encountered only in texts where a specific referent is established by surrounding words.

In practice, fenianski is not among the most common Polish adjectives in everyday language. When the intended sense concerns Phoenicia or Phoenician-related topics, speakers and writers more commonly use fenicki or fenickie forms. If the intended sense relates to a group or movement traditionally described with a name such as Fenian or similar, a different lexical choice might be used, depending on historical or regional conventions. As with many adjectives that derive from proper names, fenianski tends to appear in specialized, historical, or scholarly passages rather than in general prose.

See also: Polish adjective declension, instrumental case, related forms of adjectives derived from proper names.