nowych

In a sentence

• Kupiłem kilka nowych książek.

  I bought a few new books.

  The word 'nowych' in the context of this sentence is the genitive plural form of 'nowy' agreeing with the noun 'książek' (books), which is also in the genitive plural case, forming a grammatically correct noun phrase to express possession or quantity.

• Szukamy nowych pracowników do naszego zespołu.

  We are looking for new employees for our team.

  Here, 'nowych' serves as the accusative plural form of 'nowy,' modifying 'pracowników' (employees) due to the action verb 'szukamy' (we are looking for), aligning to indicate the direct object in the sentence.

• Jestem pełen nowych pomysłów po tym spotkaniu.

  I am full of new ideas after this meeting.

  In this example, 'nowych' functions as the genitive plural form of 'nowy,' associated with 'pomysłów' (ideas) which is in the genitive plural case, often used after the adjective 'pełen' (full of) to describe a state or quality.