suchych

Suchych is a term that may appear in Slavic linguistic and onomastic contexts. It is not widely established as a standalone subject, place, or organization, and public reference to it is limited.

In Polish grammar, suchych is the genitive plural form of the adjective suchy, meaning dry. As a result, it occurs in phrases that treat Suchy as a surname in a possessive or collective sense. For example, in a sentence referring to the house of the Suchy family, the form Suchych would be used in the genitive plural. In this usage, Suchych is not typically a separate surname, but rather the declined form used when multiple bearers of the surname Suchy are being referenced.

As a surname, Suchy is common in Poland and among Polish diaspora communities. Suchych, when encountered, usually reflects a grammatical or transliteration circumstance rather than a distinct family name. In historical or genealogical texts, Suchych can appear as the genitive plural of Suchy or in cross-linguistic renderings of Slavic names.

In other languages with similar roots, related forms may appear with slight variations. Transliterations such as Suchykh or Sukhykh reflect Ukrainian or other Slavic adaptations of the same basic root meaning “dry,” and they may correspond to different surname forms in those languages.

See also: Suchy, Sucha, Suchykh.