Grobami

Grobami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun grób, meaning "grave." As a grammatical form, it does not constitute a separate lexical entry, but rather a specific inflected form used in sentences.

Declension: singular: Nominative grób; Genitive grobu; Dative grobowi; Accusative grób; Instrumental grobem; Locative grobie. Plural: Nominative groby; Genitive grobów; Dative grobom; Accusative groby; Instrumental grobami; Locative grobach.

Usage: Grobami appears primarily in contexts discussing graves, cemeteries, archaeology, or historical descriptions. It is used after prepositions that require the instrumental case, such as z grobami (with graves). The form is common in standard Polish texts dealing with multiple graves or grave-related topics.

Etymology and relations: The word grób originates in Polish and is related to other Slavic terms for grave, with grobami representing the instrumental plural form. It is cognate with similar terms in languages such as Russian та гроб (groб). The instrumental plural ending -ami is a typical Polish inflection pattern for masculine nouns in this class.

See also: grób, groby.