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tematami

Tematami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun temat, meaning topics or themes. It is used in grammatical constructions where topics are the object or complement of a verb or preposition that governs the instrumental case.

In everyday and formal writing, tematami appears when speaking about topics that are the focus of activity

Grammatical notes: temat is a masculine inanimate noun. Its full decline is temat (singular nominative), tematu,

Usage considerations: tematy generally appears in contexts that require the instrumental case, often after verbs like

See also: temat, tematy, polska gramatyka przypadków.

or
discussion.
For
example,
Zajmujemy
się
kilkoma
tematami
translates
to
We
are
dealing
with
several
topics.
It
is
common
in
academic,
journalistic,
and
organizational
contexts
to
describe
areas
of
study,
sections
of
a
report,
or
subjects
addressed
in
a
meeting
using
tematami.
tematowi,
temat,
tematem,
temacie;
and
in
plural
tematy,
tematów,
tematom,
tematy,
tematami,
tematach.
The
instrumental
plural
form
tematami
corresponds
to
a
specific
case
usage
and
should
be
distinguished
from
other
plural
forms
such
as
tematy
(nominative)
or
tematów
(genitive).
zajmować
się
(to
be
occupied
with)
or
phrases
describing
activity
related
to
topics.
In
typical
conversational
Polish,
speakers
may
prefer
other
expressions
(such
as
tematy
or
na
temat)
depending
on
the
nuance
and
syntactic
structure.