Konsumentom

Konsumentom is a Polish grammatical form used to denote the indirect object of an action involving multiple consumers. It is the dative plural form of the noun konsument (consumer). In Polish, the celownik marks the recipient or beneficiary of an action, and konsumentom corresponds to "to the consumers" or "for the consumers" in English.

Usage contexts include legal texts, consumer policy, and regulatory discussions where a provision or action is described as applying to or directed at the group of consumers.

Morphology: The noun konsument is masculine. In the plural it declines as follows: Nominative konsumenci; Genitive konsumentów; Dative konsumentom; Accusative konsumentów; Instrumental konsumentami; Locative konsumentach.

Etymology: The Polish noun konsument derives from German Konsument (and related forms in other European languages), ultimately tracing back to Latin consumere "to consume." The form konsumentom is the standard dative plural ending.

Notes: The concept refers to people who purchase goods or services for private use and is central to discussions of consumer rights and protections in Poland.