Jodowych

Jodowych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective jodowy, meaning “iodine-related” or “iodine-containing.” It is not used as a standalone noun; rather, it appears in noun phrases to describe substances, properties, or processes connected with iodine.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in number, gender, and case. Jodowych specifically appears when the governed noun is in the genitive case and plural. This form is common in scientific and technical language, where phrases refer to multiple items linked to iodine. For example, phrases such as związków jodowych izotopów (iodine-containing isotopes of elements) or roztworów jodowych soli (solutions of iodine-containing salts) demonstrate how jodowych functions to qualify plural nouns in genitive.

Common usage includes describing the composition, properties, or origins of iodine-related substances. While the base form jodowe may appear before a plural noun in the nominative case (jodowe związki), the genitive plural jodowych appears in contexts where the noun is in genitive (np. właściwości jodowych związków, zawartość jodowych izotopów). The adjective thus forms a bridge between the general category “iodine-related” and specific, countable items in scientific discourse.

Overall, jodowych serves as a standard grammatical tool in Polish to express relationships to iodine within plural, genitive constructions.