Warunkow

Warunkow is the unaccented form of the Polish genitive plural of the noun warunek, which means condition, requirement, or stipulation. In properly diacritized Polish, the genitive plural is written warunków. The variant warunkow appears in texts that omit diacritics or in software systems that do not support special characters.

Grammatical notes: warunek is a masculine, inanimate noun. Its plural nominative is warunki, and its genitive plural is warunków. Other cases in the plural include dative warunkom, accusative warunki, instrumental warunkami, and locative warunkach. When used in phrases describing contractual or situational terms, the word can appear in different cases depending on grammar and syntax, for example warunki umowy (terms of the contract) or brak warunków (lack of conditions).

Usage and context: the word appears in legal, administrative, and everyday language to refer to conditions, requirements, or terms that must be met. It can modify other nouns, as in warunki pogodowe (weather conditions) or warunki umowy (contract terms). The unaccented form warunkow is primarily a orthographic variant rather than a distinct lexical item, and its acceptability depends on whether diacritics are omitted or the text environment requires ASCII characters.

Related terms and variants: related concepts include condition, conditionals (warunkowe), and phrases such as na warunkach (on conditions). The standard, accented form is warunek (singular) and warunki (plural nominative).

See also: Warunek, Warunki umowy, Warunki pogodowe.