wymogach

Wymogach is the plural locative form of the Polish noun wymóg, which means a requirement, condition, or obligation, especially in formal, legal, or administrative contexts. The noun wymóg derives from the idea of something that must be met or satisfied. In Polish, the full inflection for wymóg includes: nominative wymóg, genitive wymogu, dative wymogowi, accusative wymóg, instrumental wymogiem, locative wymogu; in the plural: nominative wymogi, genitive wymogów, dative wymogom, accusative wymogi, instrumental wymogami, locative wymogach.

Wymogi are used to specify criteria necessary for eligibility, certification, permits, or evaluation. They appear across domains such as business, public administration, education, and health and safety regulation. Common phrases include spełnić wymogi (to meet the requirements), dotrzymać wymogów (to comply with the requirements), and odnosić się do wymogów (to refer to the requirements). The concept is closely related to warunki, normy, and standardy, though wymóg often carries a stronger sense of a formal, non-negotiable criterion.

In practice, wymogach occurs in contexts describing criteria within a specified framework, for example in legal texts, project documentation, or compliance guides: w wymogach prawa (in the requirements of the law), w wymogach programowych (in the program requirements). Etymologically, it reflects the obligation implied by the verb wymagać (to require). See also wymogi, wymóg, normy for related terms and usage.