mediatorami

Mediatorami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun mediator. In Polish, mediator refers to a person who facilitates communication, negotiates settlements, or arbitrates between parties, and the term can also denote an entity that provides mediation services. The form mediatorami appears in contexts where the instrumental plural is required, most commonly after the preposition z meaning “with” (for example, Rozmowy z mediatorami — conversations with mediators). It can also be used with verbs and constructions that govern the instrumental case.

Grammatical notes: mediatorami is a grammatical inflection rather than a distinct concept. The base noun mediator is masculine animate; the instrumental plural ends with -ami. In typical usage, mediatorami occurs in legal, diplomatic, or conflict-resolution contexts to indicate involvement or the means by which an action is carried out.

Examples: Rozmowy z mediatorami zakończyły się porozumieniem. Współpraca z mediatorami pozwoliła na szybkie osiągnięcie porozumienia. These sentences illustrate the standard sense of “with mediators” in Polish discourse.

Etymology: mediator derives from Latin mediator and entered Polish with the same root, producing cognates in many languages. In English-language texts, the corresponding term is “mediator,” and mediatorami would be rendered as “with mediators” or adjusted to the appropriate case in Polish sentences.