Twórcy

Twórcy is a Polish noun meaning 'creators' and serves as the plural form of twórca (creator, author, inventor, maker). The term denotes people who bring something into existence—works of art, scientific theories, software, inventions, or cultural products. It is derived from the verb tworzyć 'to create' and the agentive suffix -ca, with twórca literally meaning 'one who creates'. In usage, twórcy can refer to individuals or to groups of people responsible for a project or a body of work.

In everyday language, twórcy appears in phrases such as twórcy filmu (filmmakers), twórcy gier komputerowych (game developers), or twórcy kultury (culture makers). It is common in discussions of creativity, authorship, and innovation. The word is closely related to twórczość (creativity or oeuvre), which refers to the body of work produced by a creator, and to singular twórca (creator) when focusing on one person. The term can also function as a label in headlines or introductions highlighting contributors.

Although primarily a general term, twórcy also appears in titles of magazines, conferences, or online platforms that survey or celebrate creators across disciplines. In translation, twórcy is rendered as 'creators' or 'authors' depending on context, with nuance distinguishing those who produce artistic works from those who innovate in science and technology.