Ulicznych

Ulicznych is a plural declined form of the Polish adjective uliczny, meaning "street-related" or "of the street." The base word uliczny derives from ul ic a (street) with the suffix -czny, forming an adjective that describes relations to streets or street life. In standard usage, uliczny describes things connected with streets, urban areas, or street-level phenomena.

In Polish grammar, uliczny declines according to gender, number, and case. The form ulicznych appears in the genitive plural and the accusative plural. It is commonly used when the noun it modifies is plural and in those cases requires those specific endings. For example, in a planning or budgeting context you might encounter plan ulicznych inwestycji, meaning a plan of street-related investments. In a sentence describing people or actors, you might see zobaczyłem ulicznych inwestorów, meaning I saw street investors.

Usage and nuance: uliczny can refer to tangible street-related things (lampy uliczne, street lamps) as well as more abstract or social ideas tied to street life or urban environments. The choice between uliczny and related terms like miejski (urban) can convey subtle shades of meaning; uliczny often emphasizes the street level or everyday, at-grade aspects, whereas miejski can imply a broader urban context.

See also: ulitsa (Polish for street, uliczka as alley), lampy uliczne (street lamps), urban planning terms in Polish.