którzy

"Kórzy" is a Polish interrogative and relative pronoun. It is the masculine nominative singular form of the pronoun "który," which means "which" or "who." As an interrogative pronoun, "który" is used to ask questions about a specific person or thing from a group. For example, "Który z nich jest najstarszy?" translates to "Which of them is the oldest?"

As a relative pronoun, "który" introduces a subordinate clause that modifies a noun or pronoun. It functions similarly to "who," "which," or "that" in English. For instance, "To jest książka, którą czytam" means "This is the book that I am reading." The form of "który" changes depending on the gender, number, and case of the noun it refers to and its grammatical function within the sentence. Common forms include "która" (feminine nominative/accusative singular), "które" (neuter nominative/accusative singular, plural nominative/accusative), and "którego" (masculine genitive/accusative singular). The pronoun "który" is a fundamental element of Polish grammar, essential for forming questions and connecting clauses in a sentence.