prawymi

Prawymi is the instrumental plural form of the Polish adjective prawy, which has several related meanings, including “right-hand,” “on the right side,” and “correct” or “proper.” In some contexts the adjective can also convey a sense of uprightness or moral integrity, especially in older or formal usage.

Grammatically, adjectives in Polish decline for gender, number, and case. In the masculine personal plural, the instrumental form is prawymi. This form is used when the modified noun is in the instrumental case, typically describing means, accompaniment, or manner.

Usage notes and examples:

- The phrase z prawymi rękami means “with the right hands,” a common construction when describing actions performed using one’s right hands.

- In contexts that aim at a sense of moral uprightness, prawymi may appear in formal or literary style, but more everyday expressions for “upright” or “honest” would typically use other vocabulary such as uczciwy.

The form prawymi is primarily observed in grammatically appropriate contexts, where the emphasis is on the method or manner of action rather than on a standalone noun. It is one of several instrumental plural forms an adjective can take in Polish and reflects the broader pattern of adjective agreement in the language.

See also: Polish grammar, Adjective declension, Polish case system.