górskich

Górskich is a Polish adjective form meaning related to mountains or mountainous, and it functions as the inflected form of górski. It is most commonly encountered in the genitive plural, but also appears in accusative plural and locative plural, describing masculine personal nouns in plural or referring to multiple mountain-related items. The base form górski comes from góra, meaning mountain, and is used to describe geography, landscapes, and features associated with mountains.

In typical usage, górskich appears in phrases such as krajobraz górskich terenów (the landscape of mountainous areas) or szlaki górskich szczytów (paths of mountain peaks). It can also appear in compound expressions naming places or regions, for example in descriptions of mountain regions or protected areas.

As a surname, górski has a corresponding genitive plural form Górskich, used in phrases like rodzina Górskich (the Górscy family). In such cases, the form signals possession or association with the family name rather than a geographical attribute.

Related forms include górski (singular masculine), górska (feminine), and górskie (neuter form or plural for certain contexts). The word is commonly used across Polish prose and journalism to convey mountain-related characteristics, whether describing terrain, tourism routes, or regional geography.