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wszelakie

Wszelakie is a Polish adjective meaning "various" or "all sorts of." It is used before plural nouns to express a broad and inclusive range of kinds or types, often conveying a sense of comprehensiveness. The form derives from the stem wszel- (from the older word wszelki, meaning "every" or "any") with the standard adjectival endings employed for adjectives that accompany plural nouns.

Usage notes

Wszelakie is common in formal and semi-formal writing, journalism, and spoken language when a speaker wants

Examples

- wszechie możliwości (all sorts of possibilities)

- wszechie źródła finansowania (all sources of funding)

- wszechie okoliczności (all circumstances)

- wszechie formy (all forms)

Variants and grammar

Like other Polish adjectives, wszechakie agrees with the noun in gender, number, and case; the common usage

See also

wszystkie, różnego rodzaju, wszystkiego rodzaju.

to
emphasize
breadth.
It
can
be
synonymous
with
phrases
such
as
róznego
rodzaju
or
wszystkiego
rodzaju,
depending
on
the
context.
Because
it
is
an
intensifying
descriptor,
it
tends
to
appear
where
a
wide
variety
is
being
indicated
rather
than
a
single
or
limited
set.
form
before
plural
nouns
is
wszelakie.
In
different
cases
(genitive,
dative,
etc.)
the
word
changes
its
ending
as
governed
by
standard
Polish
declension.
In
some
contexts,
speakers
may
replace
it
with
nearer
synonyms
such
as
różnego
rodzaju
or
wszystkiego
rodzaju
for
greater
precision.