zasadach

Zasadach is the locative plural form of the Polish noun zasada, which means principle, rule, or guideline. The form is used after prepositions that govern the locative case, such as w, na, or o, to denote the context defined by a particular set of rules.

In usage, zasadach does not denote a concept by itself but points to a specified system of rules. It is common in formal, administrative, and academic prose when discussing policy, ethics, or organizational frameworks. For example, phrases like na zasadach wolnego rynku (on the principles of a free market), w zasadach bezpieczeństwa (within the principles of safety), or na zasadach partnerstwa (on partnership principles) are encountered in Polish texts.

Related forms of the same noun include zasada (singular), zasady (nominative plural), and zasad (genitive plural). The choice of form follows standard Polish grammar and depends on the governing preposition and case. The word zasada itself is a foundational term in Polish legal, economic, and ethical vocabulary, and its inflected forms are widely used to describe the basis or framework by which actions or policies are organized.