ideowych

Ideowych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective ideowy, which translates as “ideological” or “idea-related.” The term is used to describe nouns connected with ideology, political or intellectual movements, or systems of belief. In Polish, adjectives decline by case, number, and gender; ideowych is specifically the genitive plural form.

Examples illustrate its use: in nominative plural, phrases such as ruchy ideowe (ideological movements) or partie ideowe (ideological parties) are common. In genitive plural, you would see ruchów ideowych or partii ideowych. The phrase programów ideowych (ideological programs) shows the genitive plural agreement with a noun in genitive.

Origin and usage: The adjective derives from the noun idea with the standard suffix -owy, forming a common class of -owy adjectives. It appears across academic, media, and political discourse to qualify topics, programs, or groups defined by ideology. While ideowych is productive in formal and analytical writing, its usage is generally limited to contexts dealing with ideology or ideological content.

Related terms include ideologiczny (used for a stronger or more formal sense of “ideological”) and ideologia (ideology). Together, these words form a cluster frequently encountered in Polish discussions of politics, sociology, and cultural studies.