Projektantom

Projektantom is the dative plural form of the Polish noun projektant, meaning “to the designers” or “for the designers.” It does not denote a standalone concept; rather, it is a grammatical form used to indicate the indirect object of a verb in sentences about designers.

Morphology and usage: The base projektant refers to a designer. In the dative plural, typical for masculine animate nouns, the ending becomes -om, yielding projektantom. This form is used when something is given to, intended for, or associated with the designers. Other cases for projektant include nominative projektanci (designers), genitive projektantów, instrumental projektantami, and locative projektantach, depending on the sentence meaning and structure.

Significance: As a standard grammatical form, projektantom appears in everyday Polish as part of normal syntax, not as a separate term or concept. Its recognition helps in understanding sentence roles and agreement in translations or language learning contexts.

Examples: Przekaż to projektantom. (Pass this to the designers.) Chciałem zapytać projektantom o ich opinię. (I wanted to ask the designers for their opinion.) These examples illustrate how the dative plural functions to mark the indirect object in Polish.

See also: projektant, Polish grammar.