obowizkowymi

Obowizkowymi is a nonstandard or misspelled form of the Polish word obowi z k o w y m y, the instrumental plural form of the adjective obowiązkowy. The standard spelling in Polish is obowiązkowy (masculine), obowiązkowa (feminine), obowiązkowe (neuter), with the instrumental plural form obowiązkowymi. The term derives from obowiązek, meaning duty, obligation, or requirement, and it describes something mandated by rules, laws, regulations, or agreements.

As a general concept, obowiązkowy denotes that something must be done or followed by those governed by a given rule. It is widely used across domains such as education, administration, and law. In education, for example, zajęcia are described as obowiązkowe when attendance is required. In legal and governmental contexts, obowiązkowe requirements can apply to reporting, procedures, or standards established by legislation or official guidelines. Synonyms include konieczny (necessary) and przymusowy (compulsory), though each term carries nuances related to formality, scope, and enforceability.

Morphologically, obowiązkowy operates like a typical Polish adjective: it agrees with the noun in gender, number, and case. The instrumental plural form, used for masculine personal or mixed nouns in that case, is obowiązkowymi. The form obowizkowymi is a common misspelling in non-diacritic writing, where the ł is lost. Proper usage remains zależny od kontekstu and aligned with standard orthography: obowiązkowy/obowiązkowe/obowiązkowa, and obowiązkowymi in the instrumental plural.

See also: obowiązek, obowiązk, obowiązkowy charakter.