planujcych

Planujcych, also written planujacych, is a Polish present active participle derived from the verb planować (to plan). It conveys the meaning “those who are planning” or “planning” and is used as an adjective or as a nominalized phrase. In standard orthography the diacritic form is planujących; without diacritics it appears as planujacych. Like other participles in Polish, planujacych agrees with the noun it modifies in number and gender and follows the normal rules for adjective-like forms.

Usage and function: planujacych functions both as an adjective and as a nominal phrase identifying a group of people engaged in planning. It is common in descriptive and formal writing to refer to people or groups by this form, for example in captions, reports, or project documents. In many contexts, planujacych coexists with more specific nouns (planiści, project planners), with the participle adding nuance such as ongoing activity or current engagement in planning.

Grammar note: planujacych declines like an adjective for number, gender, and case. The most frequent unaccented variant is planujacych, while planujących is the diacritic form used to express the genitive plural or accusative plural in standard Polish. In practice, the form chosen depends on the syntactic role and the surrounding noun.

Examples:

- Grupa planujacych projekt jest odpowiedzialna za harmonogram. (A group of project planners is responsible for the schedule.)

- W raporcie opisano działania planujacych nad nowa strategia. (The report describes the actions of the planners regarding the new strategy.)

Planujcych is thus a linguistic tool for signaling ongoing planning activity, commonly employed in institutional, technical, and organizational discourse.