imperatywnych

Imperatywnych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective imperatywny, meaning related to the imperative mood or to imperatives. It appears in phrases such as czasowników imperatywnych or konstrukcji imperatywnych, where the word modifies a noun in the genitive case.

In Polish, the imperative mood (tryb rozkazujący) is used to issue commands, requests, or prohibitions. It forms direct speech for the second person singular and plural with verbs like idź (go) and idźcie (go, you plural). The inclusive form chodźmy (let us go) expresses a suggestion framed as a command. Negation is placed before the verb, e.g., nie idź or nie idźcie. In formal or polite contexts, alternative constructions may be employed.

Grammatically, imperatywny behaves as a standard adjective, agreeing with nouns in gender, number, and case. The genitive plural form is imperatywnych, which is used to modify nouns in genitive, as in czasowników imperatywnych (imperative verbs) or konstrukcji imperatywnych czasowników (imperative constructions of verbs).

See also: tryb rozkazujący, formy imperatywne. The term imperatywnych is primarily encountered in linguistic descriptions, grammar references, and educational materials, where it helps specify agreement and case usage when discussing forms related to the imperative.