Sprzymierzeców

Sprzymierzeców is not a standard or widely used Polish word. In contemporary Polish, the plural genitive form of the noun meaning ally is sprzymierzeńców; sprzymierzeców is typically regarded as an archaic, dialectal, or nonstandard variant and is rarely encountered in modern texts. Because of this, sprzymierzeców is usually treated as a misspelling or an older orthographic form rather than a separate lexical item.

The base noun for allies is sprzymierzeniec, from which the common modern forms sprzymierzeńca (genitive singular), sprzymierzeńców (genitive plural), and sprzymierzeńcy (nominative plural) are derived. The appearance of sprzymierzeców reflects historical spelling variations or regional pronunciation influences that occurred before standard Polish orthography stabilized. In scholarly or historical editions, you may see such variants, but they do not constitute a distinct word with a separate dictionary entry in contemporary usage.

In usage, Polish speakers and writers use sprzymierzeńcy and its inflected forms to denote allies or coalition partners in political, military, or diplomatic contexts. Phrases like sojusz sprzymierzeńców or działania sprzymierzeńców are typical, with sprzymierzeńców serving as the correct genitive plural. Sprzymierzeców, when appearing, is usually interpreted as an orthographic artifact rather than a preferred form.

See also: sprzymierzeniec, sprzymierzeńcy, sprzymierzeńców, sojusz.