Jezdnych

Jezdnych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective jezdny, meaning drivable or rideable. The base verb behind it is jeździć, to drive or ride. Jezdny describes objects or systems that are capable of being moved on land, such as vehicles, road surfaces, or machinery that enables motion.

In Polish, jezdnych is used when the modified noun is plural and in the genitive case, and it can also function as the accusative plural form for masculine animate nouns. For example: brak jezdnych pojazdów (a lack of drivable vehicles) or stan dróg jezdnych (the condition of drivable roads). Other inflected forms of the adjective include jezdne (used with certain feminine or neuter plural nouns in the nominative or accusative, depending on gender and number) and jezdny (singular masculine).

Usage and domains

The term appears in everyday language and in technical contexts. In transportation and road engineering, jezdny is used to express that a road, track, or route is suitable for vehicle travel. Phrases such as drogi jezdne (drivable roads) and pojazdy jezdne (drivable vehicles) are common. The concept helps distinguish conditions of mobility, operability, or compatibility with wheeled or ridden transport.

Etymology and related terms

Jezdny derives from the root jezd-, related to the verb jeździć (to drive/ride). It reflects a common Slavic pattern of forming adjectives that describe capability or suitability for movement on land.

See also: Polish grammar, transport terminology, drivable in English-language technical writing.