Realizujcych

Realizujcych is not a standalone word in Polish; it is a diacritic-free rendering of the participial form realizujących, derived from the verb realizować (to realize, implement, carry out). In Polish grammar, realizujący forms the present active participle, used to describe agents who perform an action, or to introduce relative clauses. The base meaning is “realizing” or “implementing,” and the form changes to agree with the noun it modifies.

The form realizujących specifically appears in contexts where the participle modifies a plural noun or appears in a genitive/accusative context, such as when used in compound noun phrases or in relative clauses. In standard Polish punctuation and spelling with diacritics, you would typically encounter realizujących (with ó and ą) in sentences like those describing people or entities that perform the action: uczestnicy realizujących projekt (participants who are carrying out a project) or firmy realizujących projekty (firms implementing projects). The general sense conveyed is that the subjects are actively carrying out the action of realization or implementation.

Realizujcych is primarily a morphological variant used in texts where diacritics are dropped. It conveys the same grammatical function as realizujących, and its interpretation depends on the surrounding noun and the syntactic role. There is no separate vocabulary entry beyond its role as a non-diacritic form of the Polish present active participle.

See also: Polish grammar, participles, relative clauses, realizować.