Flemingowi

Flemingowi is the dative singular form of the Polish surname Fleming. It is used when referring to a male bearer of the name as an indirect object or in polite address, following standard Polish noun and name declension patterns.

The surname Fleming itself is of foreign origin, associated with Flemish or Flemish-linked ancestry and borne by various individuals across fields such as science, literature, and diplomacy. In Polish, foreign-origin surnames are declined according to common masculine patterns, with Flemingowi representing the dative case for a singular holder of the name.

In practical use, Flemingowi appears in sentences where the person named Fleming is the recipient of an action. For example, in the sentence Dziękuję Flemingowi za pomoc, the verb dziękować governs the dative, making Flemingowi the indirect object. This form is typical in both spoken and written Polish when addressing or referring to a specific Fleming in the context of donation, thanks, assistance, or other actions directed toward the person.

Flemingowi does not denote a separate entity; it is a case form of the surname Fleming. Its correct use depends on applying Polish case rules to proper names, reflecting the relationship of the named individual to the action of the sentence.

See also: Fleming (surname), Polish declension of foreign surnames, Polish grammar.