gwiazdami

Gwiazdami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun gwiazda, which means star. In everyday language, gwiazda can refer to a celestial body as well as to a famous person, a celebrity. The word gwiazdami therefore appears in contexts describing either astronomical stars or celebrities, depending on the sense.

In astronomical usage, gwiazdami is common in poetic or descriptive phrases such as niebo gwiazdami, a formulation that conveys a sky filled with stars. In such cases the instrumental plural serves to link the noun with a predicate or a descriptive element, often in a figurative or lyrical register.

In idiomatic and contemporary usage, gwiazdami can denote groups of celebrities, typically with the preposition z: for example, z gwiazdami meaning “with the stars/celebrities.” The expression is frequent in media coverage of events, fashion, entertainment, and pop culture, where the instrumental plural marks the means or accompaniment by well-known individuals.

Grammatically, gwiazdami is the instrumental plural of gwiazda. The singular instrumental form is gwiazdą, while other case forms and plural forms (such as gwiazdy for nominative plural) are used in different grammatical constructions. The word’s meaning shifts with context: it can describe the night sky, or refer to people considered famous.

Summary: gwiazdami is a versatile Polish form tied to gwiazda, used in both literal astronomical description and figurative references to celebrities. Its presence signals either a starry imagery in descriptive text or a discussion of famous people in media and culture, depending on the surrounding context.