zgodni

Zgodni is a Polish word that functions as the masculine personal plural form of the adjective zgodny, meaning in agreement, harmonious, or compatible. The term stems from zgoda, meaning agreement or consent, and carries the general sense of conformity to a standard, rule, or mutual understanding.

In Polish, adjectives have several inflected forms. The base form zgodny is masculine singular; feminine is zgodna, neuter is zgodne. The other plural forms include zgodni for masculine personal subjects and zgodne for other plural genders. Thus zgodni is used to describe groups or pairs of people that are in agreement or that work well together, typically in attributive position, as in ludzie zgodni (agreeable people), or predicatively, such as “są zgodni” when referring to a masculine plural subject.

Common usage includes describing agreements or compliance: for example, phrases like zgodny z przepisami or zgodne z normami indicate conformity to laws or standards. In everyday language, zgodni can convey that a team or group gets along and shares common ground, though in many contexts the more common word for such qualities is zgodny or zgodni rather than a standalone noun.

Notes and related terms include zgoda (agreement/consent) and zgodność (conformity, compatibility). Zgodni is primarily encountered as a grammatical form rather than as a separate lexical entry, and its meaning is closely tied to the broader idea of agreement and conformity expressed by related words.