którey

kteroy is not a recognized word in standard Polish. It does not appear in major Polish dictionaries and is not attested as a grammatical form in established language corpora. Most uses of "którey" can be traced to misspellings or nonstandard experimentation, rather than to a separate, accepted item of the language.

If encountered, the form is typically the result of a typographical error or a deliberate stylization by an author without formal status. The Polish relative pronoun that corresponds to “which” or “who” is "który" (and its gendered and case-inflected forms: który, która, które, którego, której, któremu, którą, etc.). There is no standard pronunciation, meaning, or syntactic role for "którey" in standard Polish grammar.

In practice, readers and writers should treat "którey" as an error or a nonstandard artifact. For correct usage, replace it with the appropriate standard form of the relative pronoun according to gender, number, and case, for example "który" for masculine singular in the nominative, or the respective inflected forms as required by the sentence.

Related forms often confused with "którey" include "który" and "którzy" (the masculine plural form meaning "those who"). "Którzy" is a distinct, correctly formed relative pronoun and should not be conflated with a nonstandard variant like "którey." In summary, "którey" has no recognized status in Polish grammar and should be avoided in formal writing.