indyjskich

Indyjskich is a Polish adjective form meaning Indian or related to India. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective indyjski and is used to describe nouns that are in the genitive plural or appear in phrases where the overall construction requires that case.

In Polish, indyjski declines like other adjectives. The basic form for masculine singular is indyjski, feminine singular is indyjska, and neuter singular is indyjske in nominative. In phrases involving plural nouns, especially in genitive plural, the form becomes indyjskich, as in rękańskie? No; examples: języków indyjskich (Indian languages) and kultur indyjskich (Indian cultures). These usages indicate possession or association with India within a grammatical frame that requires the genitive plural.

Common contexts for indyjskich include linguistics, anthropology, cuisine, and cultural studies, where subjects or objects are described as Indian. It is not a proper noun; it functions as a standard descriptive adjective in Polish. For example, zamiast mówić o “kuchni indyjskich” (Indians’ cuisines) in the genitive plural, you may encounter phrases where indyjskich accompanies rzeczowniki w liczbie mnogiej w czasie genetynym, such as “języków indyjskich” or “kultur indyjskich.” The form does not carry a capital letter unless it begins a sentence or appears in a title.

Overall, indyjskich serves as a routine grammatical marker linking nouns to the idea of India, used across academic, cultural, and descriptive writing to denote Indian origin, influence, or association.