blacharskich

Blacharskich is a Polish inflected form that appears in two main contexts. It can be the genitive plural form of the adjective blacharski, meaning related to sheet metal work, or the genitive plural form of the surname Blacharski. In both uses, the form signals belonging, association, or attribution to sheet metal craft or to a family with that surname.

Etymology and meaning. The base is the noun blacharz (sheet metal worker), derived from blacha (sheet metal). The adjective blacharski denotes relation to sheet metal work, with the -ski suffix forming a standard masculine adjective. In the genitive plural, the ending -skich is used for both adjectives and surnames, depending on the grammatical role in a sentence.

Usage in language. Blacharskich occurs most often in phrases expressing possession or description in the genitive plural. For example, koszty prac blacharskich means the costs of sheet metal works, while domy Blacharskich can mean the houses of the Blacharski family. As an adjective in non-genitive positions, the form blacharskie (neuter plural) is used to describe things related to sheet metal work, such as narzędzia blacharskie (sheet metal tools).

Surname usage. When Blacharski is used as a surname, its genitive plural form Blacharskich appears in phrases indicating ownership or association, for example, domy Blacharskich. This reflects common Polish patterns for possessive or descriptive constructions with personal names.

See also. Blacharz, blacharstwo, blacha, blacharski.