Dymy

Dymy is a term that can refer to different things, depending on context. In Polish, dymy is the nominative plural form of the noun dym, meaning smoke or fumes.

In everyday Polish, dymy denotes multiple sources of smoke, such as from fires, chimneys, or industrial exhaust. The word is used both literally and metaphorically, for example to describe hazy air or atmospheric pollution. Etymologically, it derives from the Proto-Slavic word *dymь and is cognate with similar words in other Slavic languages, such as Russian дым (dym) and Ukrainian дим (dym).

Outside of Polish grammar, dymy may appear as a family name or in rare toponyms, but such uses are uncommon and not widely documented in major reference works.

Because dymy is primarily a common noun in Polish, it plays a relatively minor role in international discussions of language. For related terms, see dym and дым.