Krawieckich

Krawieckich is a Polish term that can appear in two main grammatical or onomastic roles, depending on context. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective krawiecki, meaning “tailor-related” or “relating to tailoring,” and it can describe things connected with the craft of tailoring. It is also the genitive plural form of the surname Krawiecki, used when referring to more than one person bearing that family name or to the family as a group.

Etymology and forms. The adjective krawiecki is derived from the noun krawiec (tailor) with the common suffix -iecki, which forms adjectives and demonyms. For surnames, Krawiecki follows a parallel pattern: the singular masculine form is Krawiecki, the nominative plural is Krawieccy, and the genitive plural is Krawieckich. Thus, Krawieckich serves as the possessive or descriptive form in plural contexts for both adjectives and surnames.

Usage notes. In genealogical, biographical, or historical texts, Krawieckich is often encountered as the name- or descriptor-form in phrases such as dom Krawieckich (the house of the Krawieckich) or z Krawieckich (from the Krawieckich). When used as an ordinary adjective, it can modify nouns in customary Polish syntax to indicate tailoring-related relations, though in standard prose the more common phrasing would use krawiecki directly or a noun like krawiectwo for the craft.

See also. Krawiec, krawiectwo, krawiecki, Krawiecki (surname).