kalendarzami

Kalendarzami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun kalendarz, whichmeans calendar. As a grammatical form, kalendarzami is used to indicate the instrument or means by which an action is performed, or to express accompaniment involving more than one calendar. In Polish, instrumental plural forms are typically used after prepositions that require the instrumental case, such as z (with) or przy (by/with).

Declension note: kalendarz is a masculine noun. In plural, the forms include kalendarze (nominative), kalendarzy (genitive), kalendarzom (dative), kalendarzami (instrumental), kalendarzach (locative). The specific form kalendarzami appears exclusively in the instrumental plural.

Etymology: kalendarz comes from the Latin calendarium, passed into Polish through historical language contact and development. The term reflects the long-standing concept of a calendar as a tool for organizing time.

Usage guidance: kalendarzami is used when referring to multiple calendars as tools or as items used to perform an action, or when describing accompaniment with calendars. It is more common in formal or written Polish to encounter this form in phrases such as “Księgowi posługują się kalendarzami do planowania terminów,” meaning “Accountants use calendars to plan deadlines,” or “Z kalendarzami na biurku łatwiej ustalać terminy,” meaning “With calendars on the desk it is easier to set dates.”

In summary, kalendarzami is the instrumental plural of kalendarz, serving to denote instruments or means in plural usage and appearing in contexts requiring the instrumental case.