najnowszych

Najnowszych is a Polish adjective form meaning the most recent or latest. It appears as the genitive plural (and, in masculine personal contexts, the accusative plural) form of the base adjective najnowszy, which denotes being newest.

Grammatical role and forms: Najnowszych is used to modify plural nouns and agrees with them in gender, number, and case. It commonly appears in contexts such as headlines, scientific reports, and news summaries to indicate up-to-date items. For example, najnowszych badań means “the latest studies,” and najnowszych wiadomości means “the latest news.” The form is part of a broader inflection pattern where najnowszy has other plural and singular forms, such as najnowsze (neuter singular or feminine plural in some constructions) and najnowsza (feminine singular).

Etymology and formation: The word derives from nowy (new) with the comparative form nowszy and the superlative prefix naj-. The resulting compound expresses the highest degree of novelty within a group or set. The related forms include various gendered and case-inflected variants used to describe different nouns and syntactic roles.

Usage notes: Najnowszych is frequent in journalism, media, and academic writing to emphasize currency. It contrasts with forms meaning older or current but not the absolute latest, such as starszych (older) or aktualny (current, but not necessarily the very latest). The choice of form depends on the noun it modifies and the grammatical case required by the sentence.

See also: naj-, nowy, nowszy, najnowszy.