Ustalonych

Ustalonych is a Polish word form that functions as an adjective, derived from the verb ustalać (to establish, determine). It is the past passive participle ustalony in a plural form used to modify nouns, conveying the sense that something has been established, fixed, or agreed upon.

As an adjective, ustalonych agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. The most common usage is in genitive plural or accusative plural, for example with nouns such as zasady (rules) or warunki (conditions). Common phrases include ustalonych zasad (established rules) or ustalonych warunków (established conditions).

Ustalonych appears primarily in formal, legal, or administrative language, where it denotes arrangements, criteria, or guidelines that have been formally set by authorities or agreements. It does not function as a standalone noun and is not a proper name; rather, it is a grammatical form expressing the status of what has been fixed.

Related forms of the word include ustalony (masculine singular), ustalona (feminine singular), and ustalone (neuter singular), with additional declined variants used for different cases and numbers. The form ustalonych specifically marks plural references in certain cases, while the base meaning remains “established” or “fixed.”