Harmonogramowi

Harmonogramowi is the dative singular form of the Polish masculine noun harmonogram, which means a schedule or timetable. The noun harmonogram is used to denote a planned sequence of events, tasks, or payments. The form harmonogramowi appears when the timetable is the indirect object of a verb or is otherwise in the dative case, for example when indicating to whom something is assigned or due.

Origin: The term harmonogram is borrowed from German Harmonogram, used in finance, logistics, and project management, and entered Polish in the 20th century. In Polish, harmonogram can refer to a work schedule (harmonogram pracy), a production timetable, or a payment schedule (harmonogram płatności). The dative form harmonogramowi is part of its standard inflection.

Declension (singular): Nominative harmonogram; Genitive harmonogramu; Dative harmonogramowi; Accusative harmonogram; Instrumental harmonogramem; Locative harmonogramie. Note that vocative is rarely distinguished; in practice one would use the nominative in direct address.

Usage: Common in technical and administrative contexts, especially in business, accounting, and project planning. It contrasts with other inflected forms used in different cases when describing relationships, e.g., "zgodnie z harmonogramem" (in accordance with the schedule).

See also: Harmonogram.