epizodach

Epizodach is the Polish locative plural form of the noun epizod, meaning "episodes." It is used with prepositions to refer to episodes as a unit within a larger work or to discuss episodes as a topic. The base noun epizod is a common Polish term for a single segment of a serialized narrative, such as a TV episode, a chapter of a book, or a segment of a radio program.

Morphology and usage. Epizod is a masculine, inanimate noun. Its locative plural form ends with -ach, yielding epizodach. This form appears after prepositions that require the locative case, for example in phrases like w epizodach serialu (in the episodes of the series) or o epizodach serialu (about the episodes of the series). The related forms include epizod (singular), epizody (nominative plural), and epizodami (instrumental plural).

Etymology and related terms. The Polish noun epizod is a loanword used to denote a discrete part of a larger story or sequence. It shares its root with similar terms in other languages, such as the English “episode.” Related Polish terms include the plural epizody and the instrumental plural epizodami, which reflect standard Polish noun declension patterns.

See also. Epizod (singular), epizody (nominative plural), epizodami (instrumental plural), and the broader concept of episodes in serialized storytelling across literature and media. In other languages, comparable forms exist that denote multiple episodes in a similar grammatical case.