kierownicach

Kierownicach to locative plural form of the Polish noun kierownica, which means steering wheel. This form appears in sentences that indicate location or position related to steering wheels, rather than as a stand-alone object. For example, phrases like w kierownicach or na kierownicach describe something located in or on steering wheels.

Kierownica is the component of a vehicle’s steering system that the driver holds to control direction. In everyday language, kierownice (plural nominative) refer to multiple steering wheels, for instance in a fleet of cars, while kierownicach is used specifically after prepositions to express location in the plural feminine noun’s locative case. The corresponding instrumental plural is kierownicami, and the genitive plural is kierownic.

Grammatical note: kierownicach follows the standard pattern for feminine nouns ending in -a in the locative plural, where the suffix is -ach. It is distinct from kierownice (nominative plural) and kierownicami (instrumental plural). In most automotive and technical contexts, the term itself is not used as a standalone concept; rather, it appears in descriptive phrases or grammatical explanations when referring to multiple steering wheels located in particular places, such as workshop benches, vehicles, or manufacturing settings.

Related terms include kierownica (singular, steering wheel) and kierownice (plural nominative). The article focuses on the grammatical form and its typical usage rather than on technical specifications of steering wheels themselves.