Narciarskimi

Narciarskimi is the instrumental plural form of the Polish adjective narciarski, meaning ski-related or related to skiing. It is used to describe a plural noun in the instrumental case, for example when the noun functions as an instrument or is part of a phrase governed by a verb requiring the instrumental or by a preposition taking instrumental in a given context. The base adjective narciarski derives from narciarstwo (skiing) or from narciarz (skier), and it is used broadly to label things connected with skiing, such as equipment, activities, or locations.

In Polish, adjectives decline to match gender, number, and case. Narciarskimi specifically marks the instrumental plural form, so it tends to appear with plural nouns such as trasami, skokami, or innymi rzeczownikami that are in instrumental plural. A typical usage example is: Przewodnik prowadził nas narciarskimi trasami, meaning that the guide led us along ski routes. This illustrates how narciarskimi accompanies a noun in instrumental plural to convey “ski-related ...” in that syntactic role.

Usage notes: narciarskimi commonly appears in descriptive writing, sports journalism, travel narratives, and other contexts discussing skiing or ski-related subjects. It is one of several inflected forms of narciarski, which overall cover the range of meanings from “skiing” to “ski-related.” While not as frequent in casual speech as simpler phrases, it is standard in grammatically aligned Polish prose.