podzielajcych

Podzielajcych is a term found in Polish linguistic and descriptive writing as a form related to the present participle of the verb podzielać, meaning to share or to agree with a belief or view. The standard orthography in Polish uses the form podzielających (genitive plural) for describing groups that share a view. The variant podzielajacych appears in texts without diacritics or in ASCII representations, where diacritical marks are omitted. Both forms refer to people who hold or endorse the same opinion.

Etymology and grammar: podzielać is the root verb, with the present participle suffix -acy, or in its fully inflected form -ający in masculine singular, and corresponding endings for other genders and numbers. In phrases describing people, the participle acts as an adjective or as an attributive modifier. The most common and widely accepted construction in standard Polish is osob podzielających poglądy or grupa podzielających poglądy, meaning “people who share the views” or “a group that shares the views.” The exact ending changes with case and number, and speakers often prefer paraphrases such as “osoby, które podzielają poglądy,” to avoid inflectional complexity.

Usage and context: podzielajcych and its standard variants appear mainly in formal, analytical, or argumentative writing—academic articles, political analysis, and doctrinal discussions—where groups are described by their shared beliefs. In everyday language, speakers more frequently use relative clauses or simpler expressions like “osoby, które podzielają pogląd” rather than a long participial phrase.

See also: podzielać; podzielający; podzielających. Notes: while podzielających is the normative form in Polish, podzielajacych may be encountered in non-diacritic texts; the meaning remains “those who share a view.”