europejskich

Europejskich is the genitive plural (and, in some contexts, related forms) of the Polish adjective europejski, meaning “European.” The base word europejski is formed from Europa (Europe) with the adjectival suffix -ski, and it is used to describe things pertaining to Europe or European contexts.

In usage, europejskich appears in plural phrases where the adjective governs a noun in cases such as genitive plural or locative plural. Examples include phrases like państw europejskich (of European states), krajach europejskich (in European countries), and standardach europejskich (European standards). It is not a standalone noun; it functions as an inflected form of the adjective.

The word is neutral in tone and common in formal, academic, and media language. Other inflected forms of the same adjective include europejscy (masculine personal nominative plural), europejskie (neuter and feminine plural nominative, and some other cases), and europejski (masculine singular base form).

Etymologically, europejskich derives from Europe plus the Polish suffix -ski, reflecting the standard system of Polish adjectives. It appears in contexts discussing regional, political, cultural, economic, or infrastructural topics associated with Europe or European-wide phenomena.

See also: europejski, Europa, Europe.