opisach

In Polish grammar, opisach is the locative plural form of the noun opis, which can mean description, account, or entry in a catalog or inventory. As a grammatical form, it does not have its own lexical meaning beyond that of opis, but it allows speakers to talk about descriptions or descriptive entries in a specific location or about a subject.

In usage, opisach is used after locative-case prepositions such as w (in) and o (about). Examples include: “W opisach znajdują się szczegółowe dane” (The descriptions contain detailed data) and “O opisach dyskutowano na spotkaniu” (There was discussion about the descriptions at the meeting). In academic and technical writing, opisach can refer to multiple descriptions or catalog entries within a document, dataset, or collection.

Morphology: The noun opis belongs to masculine gender; its plural nominative is opisy, while the locative plural is opisach. Other plural forms are opisów (genitive), opisom (dative), or opisami (instrumental). The form opisach serves to indicate location or topic in the sense of “in the descriptions” or “about the descriptions.” It cannot be used as a separate lexical item outside of this grammatical function.