akciami

Akciami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish word "akcja," which can denote an action, a move or a share in a company. In financial contexts, the term commonly refers to shares of stock issued by a corporation that can be traded on a stock exchange. As a noun, the word is used in sentences such as: „Kupuje akciami w firmie X” (I am buying shares in company X).

In everyday speech the word also captures the concept of an action taken by a person or a group, as in “Podejmij akciami, aby rozwiązać problem” (Take action to solve the problem). The verb form of akcja is "aktywować" in Slavic languages and its cognates in other Indo-European languages.

The term has a historical role in the spread of capitalism in Central and Eastern Europe, where it helped popularize the idea of stock ownership and public capital markets after the fall of communism. In legislation, "akcyje" are regulated by the Polish Commercial Code, which sets rules for issuing, trading, and transferring shares.

Akciami is therefore a key linguistic and economic item in Polish, bridging everyday language with the specifics of corporate finance and governance.