nieskierowanych

Nieskierowanych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective nieskierowany, which means undirected or non-directed. It is used to describe plural nouns in contexts where the noun is in the genitive case, and it represents the same basic meaning as the base word nieskierowany.

In practice, nieskierowanych appears most often in scientific and mathematical language. A typical domain is graph theory, where the opposite of directed is undirected. The standard term graf nieskierowany refers to an undirected graph, and phrases like grafów nieskierowanych or w grafach nieskierowanych use the form nieskierowanych to agree with the noun in case and number. In such contexts, an undirected graph is one where edges do not have a direction.

Grammatical note: nieskierowanych is a declined form, not a separate lexical entry. It functions as an attributive element describing a noun in genitive plural (or, in some constructions with prepositions, in locative plural). The corresponding nominative plural form is nieskierowani (masculine personal) or nieskierowane (feminine/neuter/plural), depending on the noun being described.

Other contexts may use the same form to indicate non-directionality or lack of orientation in technical descriptions, though its usage is most common within graph theory and related disciplines. Examples include phrases such as w grafach nieskierowanych or właściwości grafów nieskierowanych, where the focus is on structures lacking a designated direction.