Krokowi

Krokowi is the dative singular form of the Polish noun krok, which means “step” or “pace.” In Polish, krok is a masculine noun that follows the standard noun declension, with the main forms being nominative krok, genitive kroku, dative krokowi, accusative krok, instrumental krokem, and locative kroku. The form krokowi specifically appears in contexts where the step is the indirect object or otherwise governed by a dative construction.

The word krok has a long presence in Polish and is used to describe a single movement of the foot or a unit of distance comparable to a step. It is widely used in everyday language, as well as in idiomatic expressions and measurements based on walking.

Etymology and related terms: krok derives from Proto-Slavic krokъ and is cognate with other Slavic terms for “step” or “pace.” The noun participates in typical Polish grammatical patterns and has familiar inflected forms that appear across different sentences depending on case and function.

In usage, krokowi does not carry special meaning beyond its grammatical role; it is one of several case forms that Polish nouns take to indicate grammatical relations within a sentence. See also krok (word) and Polish grammar resources for further details on declension patterns and usage.