Aromatów

Aromatów is the genitive plural form of the Polish noun aromat, which denotes a scent, fragrance, or flavor. The word can refer to a particular smell or taste in everyday language, and its plural nominative form is aromaty. In sentences describing groups or collections of scents, one uses aromatów, for example in phrases like różnorodność aromatów or lista aromatów.

In culinary and cosmetic contexts, aromats are flavorings or fragrances added to foods, beverages, perfumes, and cosmetics. They can be natural, derived from plant or animal sources, or synthetic. Regulations in many regions govern their safety, labeling, and permissible concentrations. The term is common on product ingredient lists as a generic designation for flavor or scent compounds.

In chemistry, the more technical terminology in Polish typically favors związek aromatyczny (aromatic compound) to describe substances with aromatic character. The noun aromat remains part of everyday language and is sometimes found in older or less formal scientific writings. The word aromat and its derivatives derive from Greek through Latin and European languages, with related forms such as aromatowy or aromatyczny used to describe things connected with aroma or fragrance.

Aromatów as a grammatical form is used when indicating possession or partitive relationships, or when referring to groups of aromas in genitive contexts. See also aromat, aromaty, zapach, and aromatyczny.