No. 1,348 in Polish

polscy

"Polscy" means "Polish" (masculine personal plural form).

In a sentence

Polscy sportowcy zdobyli złoty medal.
Polish athletes won the gold medal.
In this sentence, 'polscy' is an adjective that agrees in gender and number with the plural masculine noun 'sportowcy' (athletes), serving to specify that these athletes are Polish.
Polscy naukowcy są znani na całym świecie za swoje odkrycia.
Polish scientists are known worldwide for their discoveries.
Here, 'polscy' again functions as an adjective modifying the plural masculine noun 'naukowcy' (scientists), describing their Polish nationality.
Polscy pisarze są częścią narodowej literatury.
Polish writers are part of the national literature.
Once more, 'polscy' acts as an adjective qualifying the plural masculine noun 'pisarze' (writers), indicating their origin or association with Poland.

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