radcowskimi

Radcowskimi is a Polish grammatical form. It represents the instrumental plural form of the adjective radcowski, which relates to a radca (advisor or counselor) or to advisory authorities. In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify, and radcowskimi specifically marks that the modified nouns are in the instrumental case and plural.

Meaning and use. The base meaning of radcowski centers on things connected with counsel, advice, or advisory functions, often in legal or administrative contexts. The instrumental plural form radcowskimi is used when describing plural nouns in contexts that require the instrumental case, such as after certain prepositions or in phrases that indicate means, source, or association. In practical terms, phrases like radcowskimi poradami or radcowskimi decyzjami convey ideas such as “by counselor’s advice” or “with advisory decisions.” The form is most common in formal writing, legal language, or linguistic explanations rather than in everyday speech.

Relation to other forms. Radcowskimi is one member of the radcowski family of adjectives, whose forms vary by gender, number, and case. The masculine/feminine/neuter base radcowski adjusts to singular forms (e.g., radcowskim for instrumental singular) and to other numbers (radcowskie for nominative plural, etc.). The distinction between related terms centers on grammatical function rather than a separate concept; radcowski and its variants describe relations to a counselor or advisory authority.

Context and examples. The term appears mainly in formal or descriptive language. For example, a sentence might read: Zgodnie z radcowskimi poradami, projekt został zmodyfikowany. This illustrates the use of an instrumental plural form to indicate source or guidance from counselors.