warunkami

Warunkami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun warunek, which means condition, prerequisite, or term. As a grammatical form, warunkami serves to express the idea of “under the conditions” or “with the conditions” within a sentence, rather than functioning as a separate lexical item.

The word derives from warunek, with the standard Polish instrumental plural ending -ami. This pattern is typical for masculine inanimate nouns of the second declension in Polish, and it reflects how nouns change form to indicate grammatical function.

In Polish, warunkami appears predominantly in formal or technical writing—such as legal contracts, policy documents, or administrative texts—where instrumental case is required by the surrounding verb or preposition. In everyday speech, speakers usually use the nominative warunki or fixed phrases like na warunkach to convey the related idea. Because it is a case form, its meaning is tied to the surrounding syntactic construction rather than to a standalone concept; its use often signals a clause describing how something is done or under what terms.

See also: warunek, warunki, warunkowy.