prawami

Prawami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun prawo, which in general means law, rule, or right. The word prawo covers both the idea of a legal system and the notion of a human or moral entitlement. Prawami appears when prawo is used in grammatical contexts that require the instrumental case, typically to indicate means, instrument, or a framework within formal or abstract statements.

In usage terms, prawami is most commonly found in formal, legal, governmental, or academic prose. It appears in phrases and constructions where the instrumental case governs the noun, such as discussions of means, frameworks, or normative principles related to law or rights. In everyday speech, speakers more often rely on other forms or paraphrase rather than frequently using the instrumental plural prawami.

Etymology and related forms: prawo derives from Proto-Slavic pravo, with cognates across Slavic languages meaning law or right. The instrumental plural form prawami follows standard Polish inflection patterns for neuter nouns with the -o ending in the singular, producing -ami in the instrumental plural.

See also: prawo, prawa, prawami.