 Some nouns follow the adjectival declension (see below), particularly if they are masculine nouns ending in "-y/i".This applies even to some words with no apparent adjectival connection, such as "Jerzy" ("George").Certain neuter nouns, mostly place names such as "Zakopane" and voivodeship names such as "Wielkopolskie" when used alone as nouns, follow the adjectival declension but take "-em" rather than "-ym" in the instrumental and locative.