Gazowe

Gazowe is a Polish adjective derived from the noun gaz (gas) and is used to describe things that use, produce, or relate to gas. The form gazowe is used with neuter singular nouns and with plural nouns, while other gender forms include gazowy (masculine singular) and gazowa (feminine singular). In everyday language, gazowe modifies a wide range of terms, for example kuchenka gazowa (gas stove), kuchenki gazowe (gas stoves), piec gazowy (gas boiler), piece gazowe (gas boilers), instalacja gazowa (gas installation), instalacje gazowe (gas installations), sieć gazowa (gas network), system gazowy (gas system).

In housing and industry, gazowe installations and equipment are associated with safety standards and regulatory oversight. In Poland, gas safety involves the design, installation, inspection, and maintenance of gas systems, often overseen by authorities such as the Urząd Dozoru Technicznego. The term is also used more broadly to refer to energy systems that rely on natural gas, liquefied petroleum gas, or other gaseous fuels, and to discussions of safety, efficiency, and environmental considerations of gas usage.

Etymology: gazowe is a form derived from gaz with a Polish adjectival ending -owe, used to form adjectives describing gas-related nouns.

See also: gas, natural gas, gas appliances.