Kamiennych

Kamiennych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective kamienny, meaning "stone" or "made of stone." It is used in phrases where the head noun is in the genitive case and describes objects associated with stone, such as materials or characteristics of stone-built items.

In Polish, kamienny is declined like a regular adjective. The form kamiennych appears in the genitive plural for masculine personal nouns, and it also appears in other contexts that require the same case, such as after certain numerals or within noun phrases indicating material. The distinction between kamienny (stone) and kamiennych helps signal whether the description refers to a single stone property or to multiple stone-related items.

Common usage examples include phrases such as kamiennych bloków (stone blocks), kamiennych posągów (stone statues), and kamiennych budynków (stone buildings). In these cases, the noun that Kamiennych modifies is in genitive plural, and the adjective Kamienny adapts to that case as kamiennych.

The term kamiennych is not a standalone noun but a grammatical form used to express material or characteristic relations in Polish. It appears in literature, architecture descriptions, historical writings, and everyday speech whenever stone is the material or attribute being referenced in the genitive plural context. Related terms include kamienny (the base form meaning “stone” as an adjective) and kamień (the noun “stone”).