magnetyczni

Magnetyczni is the masculine personal plural form of the Polish adjective magnetyczny, meaning magnetic. In Polish, magnetyczny describes things related to magnets or magnetism, such as materials with magnetic properties or phenomena produced by magnetic fields. The form magnetyczni is used when the noun it modifies is masculine and refers to a group of people or a masculine personal noun in the plural, for example magnetyczni naukowcy (magnetic scientists) or naukowcy magnetyczni.

The feminine plural and neuter forms of the adjective differ from magnetyczni and follow the standard Polish agreement rules for adjectives. In general usage, magnetyczny and its inflected forms appear in scientific and technical language as well as in everyday descriptions of magnetic properties.

Etymology: magnetyczny derives from magnetyzm (magnetism) and the root magnet-, which traces back to the Greek and Latin terms connected with magnets and lodestones. The term entered Polish scientific and general vocabulary through borrowings in the modern period and became part of the standard adjective paradigm.

Usage notes: magnetyczni is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept. In scientific writing, phrases such as naukowcy magnetyczni or właściwości magnetyczne are more common, with the latter using the neuter plural form magnetyczne to describe magnetic properties in general. The word is widely understood as referring to magnetism-related qualities and entities within Polish.