Myliwskich

Myliwskich is a Polish genitive plural form that can appear in two main contexts. It can be the genitive plural of the surname Myliwski, used to indicate possession or association with a family, as in domy Myliwskich (the houses of the Myliwski family). It can also be the genitive plural of the adjective myliwski, which would modify a plural noun in contexts such as describing objects or groups associated with that descriptor. In both cases, the spelling is myliwskich, but capitalization signals whether it refers to a proper surname (Myliwskich) or to the ordinary adjective (myliwskich).

The surname Myliwski is of Polish origin and is typically considered to be of either toponymic or descriptive derivation; the precise origin can vary by family. The adjective myliwski follows standard Polish inflection, with the -ski suffix indicating relation or origin, and its genitive plural takes the form myliwskich.

In standard Polish grammar, genitive plural forms such as myliwskich appear after a noun to express possession or association. For example, domy Myliwskich denotes houses belonging to the Myliwski family. The same spelling also serves as the genitive plural of the adjective myliwski, though capitalization and context usually clarify whether the phrase refers to a surname or to a descriptive attribute.

The term is found in Polish linguistic usage, including historical records, literature, and contemporary media, where it functions primarily as a grammatical form rather than as a distinct lexical item.