Tolerujcych

Tolerujcych is a Polish word that translates to "tolerant" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "tolerujący," which itself is derived from the verb "tolerować" (to tolerate). In Polish grammar, the genitive case is often used to express possession, absence, or after certain prepositions and verbs. Therefore, "tolerujcych" would typically appear in sentences where the concept of tolerance is being expressed in relation to multiple entities or individuals, often in a context of something being absent or belonging to them.

For example, one might encounter "brak tolerujcych postaw" which translates to "lack of tolerant attitudes." Here, "tolerujcych" is in the genitive plural because it modifies "postaw" (attitudes), and the noun "brak" (lack) governs the genitive case. Similarly, in phrases like "wsparcie tolerujcych ludzi" (support of tolerant people), "tolerujcych" is used to indicate that the support comes from or belongs to multiple tolerant individuals.

The concept of tolerance itself, as represented by the root word "tolerować," signifies acceptance of beliefs, practices, or behavior that differ from one's own. The plural form "tolerujcych" simply extends this concept to a group of people or things exhibiting this quality. Understanding its grammatical function in Polish is key to correctly interpreting its meaning within a sentence.