Tvoících

Tvořících is a grammatical form in Czech that corresponds to the genitive plural of the present active participle tvořící, derived from the verb tvořit (to create, to form). The participle tvořící denotes an ongoing, active producing or forming action and can function as an adjective in noun phrases. The genitive plural form tvořících (with the háček on ř) is used when the head noun is in genitive plural, for example in constructions describing quantities or groups.

In practice, tvořících appears in phrases like počet projektů tvořících se novým způsobem, meaning “the number of projects that are forming in a new way.” Here the noun projektů is genitive plural due to the governing word počeť, and the participle phrase tvořících se modifies it. This form is typical in more formal or technical Czech, including written descriptions, scholarly writing, and official text where ongoing formation is being described.

Notes on orthography: the standard full spelling is tvořících, with ř and í as in the present active participle tvořící. In texts that omit diacritics, you may encounter variants that approximate the sound, but tvořících remains the correct genitive plural form of tvořící in properly accented Czech.

Summary: tvořící is the present active participle meaning “creating” or “forming,” and tvořících is its genitive plural form used to modify masculine or mixed-genitive head nouns in contexts describing groups or quantities of things that are in the process of being formed.