polskojzycznych

Polskojzycznych is not a standard Polish word. It is a transliteration variant of the Polish adjective polskojęzycznych (a form used in phrases referring to Polish-speaking groups or Polish-language material). In proper Polish, the base adjective is polskojęzyczny (singular), polskojęzyczni (masculine personal plural), and polskojęzyczne (neuter plural), with polskojęzycznych serving as the genitive plural form in phrases such as polskojęzycznych mediów or polskojęzycznych użytkowników. The meaning conveyed is “Polish-speaking” or “Polish-language” in reference to people, texts, media, or communities.

Etymology and meaning: The term combines polsko- (Polish) with języczny (related to language, from język, language). The resulting adjective describes something connected to or conducted in the Polish language. It is commonly used to characterize speakers, writers, or content that uses Polish as its primary language.

Usage notes: In Polish, correct usage depends on grammatical case and number. For example, “języczny” would agree with a noun in gender and number (polskojęzyczny tekst, polskojęzyczna osoba, polskojęzyczni uczniowie). The form polskojęzycznych appears in genitive plural contexts, such as “odbiorcy polskojęzycznych materiałów” (recipients of Polish-language materials). The non-diacritic variant polskojzycznych may appear in informal writing or systems that omit Polish diacritics, but it is not standard.

See also: polskojęzyczny, język polski, polski językowy.