moich

Moich is the genitive plural form of the Polish possessive determiner mój, meaning "my." It is used to show possession and agrees with the possessed noun in number and gender. The form moich appears in two main contexts: when the possessed noun is in the genitive plural (for example, dom moich rodziców – the house of my parents) and when the possessed noun is masculine personal in the accusative plural (for example, widzę moich znajomych – I see my friends). In these contexts, the possessed noun itself is in a form that triggers the genitive/accusative case, while the possessor remains the same.

Moich is the standard form for all genders of the possessed noun in the genitive plural, as in moich sióstr (my sisters) and moich książek (my books). It is contrasted with the nominative plural form moi (used before masculine personal nouns in the nominative, e.g., moi przyjaciele). In everyday usage, moich appears frequently in written and spoken Polish.

Related topics include Polish possessive adjectives and pronouns, declension patterns of mój, and the role of gender and number in Polish possessive constructions.