ocznymi

Oc znymi is a Polish grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical item. It represents the instrumental plural ending of the adjective that describes something related to the eye or to vision, commonly rendered as oczny in its base form. The instrumental plural ending -nymi is standard for many Polish adjectives when modifying masculine-personal nouns in the plural.

The stem behind this ending is usually linked to the root ocz- from the noun oko (eye). As a result, oc znymi appears in technical or descriptive contexts where an eye-related attribute is being attributed to multiple subjects in the instrumental case, such as in certain scientific, medical, or anatomical descriptions. In everyday language, the form may be encountered less frequently compared with more common adjective forms, but it follows regular Polish inflection rules for adjectives ending in -ny.

In use, oc znymi functions strictly as an inflected form of oczny and does not carry a separate lexical meaning beyond what the base adjective conveys. Writers and speakers select the instrumental plural form to ensure grammatical agreement with the accompanying noun in sentences that place the action or description in an instrumental context.

See also: Polish grammar, adjectives in Polish, instrumental case, present and past participles in Polish, ocular terminology in Polish. Notes on spelling and pronunciation may vary slightly with regional usage, but the fundamental pattern remains the same: the base adjective form is oczny, and its instrumental plural form is oc znymi.