sudskih

Sudski is an adjective in South Slavic languages such as Croatian, Serbian, and Bosnian, meaning related to a court or the judiciary. Sudskih is the inflected form used in the genitive plural, and it appears in phrases where the noun it describes is in genitive or plural. As a grammatical form, sudskih does not carry a separate meaning beyond its function as “of the court” or “judicial.”

Etymology and form: The root sud- comes from the word for court or judgment, and the suffix -ski forms adjectives meaning “pertaining to.” The inflected form sudskih is produced through standard genitive plural agreement rules in these languages, modifying a following noun such as tijela, odluka, or presuda.

Usage: Sudskih commonly appears in legal and administrative texts. It modifies nouns to attribute authority, decisions, or bodies to the judiciary, for example in phrases like presude sudskih organa (judgments of judicial bodies) or odluke sudskih tijela (decisions of courts/d judicial authorities). The form is encountered in formal writing, news reporting on legal matters, and statutory language where the genitive plural construction is required.

Notes: Sudski and sudskih are part of a broader set of terms related to the judiciary, including presuda (judgment), odluka (decision), and pravosuđe (the judiciary system). While sudski serves as the base adjective, sudskih specifically functions as the genitive plural form within appropriate grammatical contexts.

See also: sudski, presuda, odluka, pravosuđe.