militarnych

Militarnych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective militarny, meaning military or of military character. It is used to describe things related to the armed forces or military affairs. In Polish, the adjective changes form according to gender, number, and case; militarnych specifically marks the genitive plural (and, in some constructions, the accusative plural for masculine personal nouns). It commonly appears in noun phrases where the accompanying noun is in genitive plural, for example brak militarnych zasobów, meaning a lack of military resources.

Etymology and sense: The word militarny derives from Latin militaris, through the history of European languages. The form militarnych reflects Polish inflection patterns for adjectives and is used to convey a relationship to military matters in a grammatically precise way.

Usage: Militarnych is typically found in formal, academic, governmental, or news-writing contexts to denote topics of a military nature. It appears in phrases describing resources, policies, or conditions connected to the armed forces, and is often contrasted with militarnie or militarne forms used in different syntactic positions. Its use is primarily functional, aiming to specify that the referenced attributes pertain to military affairs.

See also: militarne, militaria, military.