No. 12,127 in Polish
magistrackich
The Polish word "magistrackich" is the genitive plural or locative plural form of "magistracki," meaning "pertaining to a city council" or "municipal."
In a sentence
Zdobyłem dyplom studiów magisterskich z historii.
I earned a master's degree in history.
In this sentence, 'magisterskich' is an adjective describing the type of studies—master's level—indicating advanced higher education.
Na uczelni oferują wiele programów magisterskich.
The university offers many master's programs.
Here, 'magisterskich' is used as an adjective modifying 'programów', which refers to educational programs at the master's level.
Rozmawiamy o tematach magisterskich podczas spotkań.
We discuss master's topics during the meetings.
In this example, 'magisterskich' characterizes the topics being discussed as related to master's-level education or projects.
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