niemieckich

Niemiecki is a Polish adjective meaning “German,” used to describe things related to Germany, its language, or its people. The form niemieckich is one of its inflected forms and does not stand alone as a noun. It appears in phrases where the adjective modifies a plural noun in certain grammatical cases.

In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. The form niemieckich is the genitive plural of niemiecki and also the accusative plural for masculine personal nouns. It is used when the described noun is plural and in the genitive or accusative case. Examples include: obóz niemieckich turystów (the camp of German tourists), języków niemieckich (German languages), or okupantów niemieckich (German occupiers).

The word derives from the noun Niemiec, meaning a German person. The adjective niemiecki is formed with the suffix -cki/-ckie, yielding niemiecki for masculine forms and niemieckie for neuter or feminine forms in appropriate contexts. The form niemieckich represents the inflected plural used in specific cases.

In usage, niemieckich appears frequently in historical and contemporary Polish texts to describe a plural noun associated with Germany or the German language, when the noun is in the genitive or accusative plural. It is part of standard Polish adjective declension and is encountered across a range of political, cultural, and linguistic contexts.