Planisty

Planisty is a grammatical form of the Polish noun planista, which means planner or person who makes plans. Planista refers to someone who prepares plans in fields such as urban planning, project management, event organization, or logistics. The form planisty appears in contexts where the word is used in certain cases, most notably the genitive singular and the accusative singular.

In terms of etymology, planista is formed from the root plan- with the agentive suffix -ista, indicating a person who performs planning. Planista is masculine; its standard inflected forms include planista (nominative singular), planisty (genitive singular or accusative singular), planistą (instrumental singular), and other case endings for singular and plural. The use of planisty as a standalone lexical item is limited to these grammatical contexts rather than as a separate concept.

Usage notes and examples: planista is commonly used in professional phrases such as planista miejski (urban planner) or planista projektowy (project planner). The genitive singular planisty occurs after certain prepositions or in possessive constructions, for example, zlecenie dla planisty (an assignment for a planner). The accusative singular planistę is used when the planner is the direct object, for instance, widzę planistę. The feminine form is planistka, and the plural nominative is planisci with genitive plural planistów.

See also: planista, planning, urban planning.