zwolenników

Zwolenników is the genitive plural of the Polish noun zwolennik, which designates a person who supports a person, idea, organization, or movement. In Polish, zwolennik is masculine; the corresponding feminine form is zwolenniczka, and the nominative plural is zwolennicy (masculine) or zwolenniczki (feminine). The genitive plural zwolenników is used when referring to the group as “of the supporters” or when describing supporters in contexts such as “zwolenników partii” or “zwolenników reformy.”

Usage and scope: The term appears across political, social, and academic discourse to denote people who endorse a particular position, policy, leader, or movement. It is commonly found in media reporting, public opinion surveys, and scholarly analyses that address the size, composition, or attitudes of zwolenników. The word itself is neutral; any evaluative meaning depends on context and rhetoric.

Notes on terminology: zwolenników is the genitive plural form, but the base noun forms include zwolennik (singular nominative), zwolennicy (plural nominative), and zwolenniczki (plural nominative feminine). Related terms include zwolennik, zwolenniczka, and zwolennicy, which cover the masculine, feminine, and plural forms used in different grammatical cases.