poleceniach

Polecenie is a neuter noun in Polish that denotes an instruction, directive, or command given by someone in authority. In everyday language it conveys a directive to perform a task, while in computing and information technology it is commonly used to refer to a command or instruction issued to a program or system.

Poleceniach is the locative plural form of polecenie. It is used after locative-triggering prepositions such as w, o, or w contexts to indicate the topic or location of the instructions, for example w poleceniach (in the instructions) or o poleceniach (about the instructions). The locative plural contrasts with the genitive plural poleceń (of the instructions), which is used after predicates and prepositions that require the genitive case, as in zgodnie z poleceniami (in accordance with the instructions).

Morphology and related forms: polecenie (singular nominative/accusative), polecenia (plural nominative/accusative), poleceń (genitive plural), poleceniom (dative plural), poleceniami (instrumental plural), poleceniu (singular locative), poleceniach (plural locative). The term derives from the verb polecać (to command/order or to instruct, depending on context) and indicates an official directive or instruction provided by an authority, manager, or system.

Usage notes: polecenie commonly appears in both ordinary and technical contexts. In organizational language, phrases like zgodnie z poleceniami or na podstawie poleceń refer to acting according to stated instructions. In IT, it can denote a specific command issued to software or a script. The plural locative poleceniach is relatively frequent in discussions of multiple instructions in a given document or system.