Malarskich

Malarskich is a Polish inflected form used in two main contexts. It is the genitive plural and the accusative plural of the adjective malarski, meaning painter or painterly. It is also the genitive plural of the surname Malarski, used to indicate ownership or association with that family.

The adjective malarski is derived from the noun malarz (painter) with the adjectival ending -ski. In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. For the masculine personal plural, the nominative form is malarscy, while in the genitive plural and accusative plural the form is malarskich. The corresponding feminine and neuter plural forms are malarskie, but malarskich is specifically the genitive/accusative plural masculine personal form.

Usage examples include phrases such as techniki malarskich artystów (techniques of painters/painterly artists) or styl malarskich mistrzów renesansu (the painterly style of Renaissance masters). In proper nouns and genealogical contexts, malarskich can appear as the genitive plural of the surname Malarski, as in dom Malarskich (the house of the Malarskich family).

In summary, malarskich is not a standalone noun but a case-inflected form of an adjective or a surname form used in Polish to denote relation to painters or to indicate belonging to the Malarski family.