stolarskich

Stolarskich is a Polish surname in its genitive plural form, used to denote the Stolarscy family. In Polish, many family names decline by case, and Stolarskich appears when referring to members of the Stolarscy or to something belonging to the Stolarscy family, for example in a sentence like “dom Stolarskich.”

Etymology and origin: the surname Stolarski derives from the profession of a carpenter, with the root stol- from stolarz (carpenter) and the common surname suffix -ski. The name typically indicated an ancestral association with carpentry work or with a place tied to that craft. As with many Polish surnames, Stolarski has additional forms for gender and number: Stolarska (feminine), Stolarski (masculine), and Stolarscy (plural).

Usage and context: Stolarskich is primarily encountered in genealogical, archival, and historical contexts as the possessive or genitive plural form of Stolarscy. It is not a standalone noun but a grammatical inflection of the family name in written Polish. The surname is used in official records, genealogies, and biographical entries.

Distribution and significance: The name is most common in Poland, with bearers and their descendants found in Polish communities abroad due to migration. Like many occupational surnames, Stolarski and its inflected forms are widespread across regions of Poland and among the Polish diaspora.

See also: Stolarz, Stolarski. The entry Stolarskich is related to discussions of Polish surnames derived from occupations and their grammatical forms.