Oczywistych

Oczywistych is a Polish grammatical form: it is the genitive plural of the adjective oczywisty, which means obvious or evident. This form appears when the noun it modifies is in the genitive plural, or in constructions that require the genitive case.

In use, ocziwyisty functions like other adjectives agreeing with a plural noun in genitive. It is common in formal, analytical, or descriptive writing to frame attributes as lacking or present in a range of items. For example, in a sentence such as nie ma oczywistych błędów, the noun błędów is in genitive plural, and ocziwisty takes the corresponding form ocziwistych. Another example is brak oczywistych faktów, meaning a lack of obvious facts; here again the genitive plural form ocziwistych modifies a plural noun.

Common alternatives to ocziwisty include synonyms like ewidentny, jawny, and oczywisty, each with slightly different nuance. Oczywistych carries a neutral to formal tone and is frequently found in academic writing, critique, and argumentation, where precision about what is obvious or evident is being discussed.

Morphologically, ocziwisty has standard feminine and masculine forms in singular and other plural cases, with ocziwisty becoming ocziwistych in the genitive plural. While the word itself is widely understood, its plural genitive form is a specialized inflection that readers should recognize when parsing complex sentences.

See also: oczywisty, ewidentny, jawny.