Notatkami

Notatkami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun notatka, meaning a note, memo, or annotation. In Polish, notatka is a feminine noun; its instrumental plural form is notatkami. This form is used to indicate means, instrumentality, or accompaniment in clauses, and it often follows prepositions that require the instrumental case, such as z (with) or za (by). It is not a separate concept, but a grammatical inflection of a common noun.

Declension notes: singular forms include notatka (nominative), notatki (genitive), notatce (dative and locative), notatkę (accusative), and notatką (instrumental). Plural forms include notatki (nominative and accusative), notatek (genitive), notatkom (dative), notatkami (instrumental), and notatkach (locative). These patterns illustrate standard feminine nouns in Polish that end in -ka and take -ki in the plural nominative.

Usage and examples: The instrumental plural notatkami appears in phrases such as z notatkami ze spotkania, meaning “with the notes from the meeting.” It can also convey that something was prepared or supplemented by notes, as in Dokument opatrzono notatkami z komentarzami, “The document was supplemented with notes containing comments.”

See also: Notatka, Polish grammar, Instrumental case. Notatkami is a ordinary common-noun form and is typically written lowercase unless starting a sentence or used in a title.