Subiektywnych

Subiektywnych is the genitive plural and accusative plural form of the Polish adjective subiektywny, meaning subjective. The term is used to describe elements shaped by personal feelings, opinions, or perspectives rather than by external, verifiable facts. In Polish, subiektywny is commonly contrasted with obiektywny (objective), and its inflected forms reflect gender, number, and case.

Etymology and usage. The adjective subiektywny derives from Latin subjectivus and entered Polish through 19th- and 20th-century linguistic borrowing. It is widely used in scholarly, journalistic, and everyday language to signal a lack of neutrality or to highlight personal perspective, bias, or interpretation. The form subiektywnych, as a plural ending, appears in phrases where the noun it modifies is in the genitive or accusative plural, for example subiektywnych ocen (subjective assessments), subiektywnych opinii (subjective opinions), subiektywnych przekonań (subjective beliefs), or subiektywnych odczuć (subjective feelings).

Grammatical note. Subiektywnych is the plural forms for dopełniacz (genitive) and biernik (accusative) cases. In nominative and vocative positions, the equivalent plural form is subiektywne (e.g., subiektywne oceny in the nominative plural). The adjective remains closely linked to the noun it describes, agreeing in gender, number, and case.

Context and usage. Subiektywnych is common in discussions that require distinguishing personal viewpoint from verifiable data, such as psychology, sociology, philosophy, and media analysis. It helps to French-style concepts of subjectivity in Polish discourse.

See also: subiektywny, obiektywny, subiektywizm.