techniki

Techniki is a Polish noun used to denote methods, procedures, or ways of carrying out tasks. The word is the plural form of technika, which in broad usage means both the knowledge of applying skills and the set of tools, technologies, and methods used to accomplish a task. The term derives from Greek techne “craft, art” and the suffix -ika.

In Polish, techniki are the practical means by which activities are performed. They can be theoretical methods (for example, research techniques) or practical procedures (for example, painting techniques). The term is commonly used across disciplines and often appears in phrases like techniki badawcze, techniki nauczania, techniki komputerowe, or techniki wykonania.

In arts and crafts, techniki describe the specific ways to create works, such as painting, drawing, sculpture, or music. In science and engineering, techniki refer to methods of measurement, experimentation, data collection, and data analysis. In computing, techniki cover programming practices, debugging approaches, and software development methodologies. In sports or performing arts, techniki refer to the skillful execution of movements and routines.

See also technology, method, approach, methodology.