tablicami

Tablicami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun tablica, which means board, plaque, or tablet. In everyday language, tablica most commonly refers to a writing surface such as a classroom blackboard or whiteboard. The term tablicami can also appear in more general senses where a tablica denotes a physical or figurative surface used as a medium or instrument.

Morphology and forms: tablica is a feminine noun. Singular forms include tablica (nominative), tablicy (genitive, dative, and locative), tablicę (accusative), and tablicą (instrumental). The instrumental plural form is tablicami; the nominative plural is tablice, the genitive plural tablic, the dative plural tablicom, the accusative plural tablice, and the locative plural tablicach.

Usage: tablicami is used to indicate instrument or means in which an action is performed, or to express accompaniment with multiple boards. It appears after prepositions that require the instrumental case, such as z (with), przy użyciu (by means of), or za pomocą. In addition to physical boards, tablica can refer to a surface used for display or data organization, though for certain contexts like data tables the term tablica can be replaced by other terms such as tabela or tablica danych, depending on nuance.

Etymology: tablicami derives from tablica, which itself comes from a root related to the Latin tabula, meaning a board or tablet.

See also: tablica, tablice.