Metalowych

Metalowych is a Polish adjective form derived from metalowy. It appears as the genitive plural and the accusative plural form of metalowy, and it is used when describing plural nouns in those cases. The form signals that the described nouns relate to metal either by material or by association.

Grammatical background: In Polish, adjectives agree with the noun they modify in gender, number, and case. Metalowych specifically marks plural nouns in genitive or accusative cases. For example, with a noun in genitive plural like przedmiotów, the phrase przedmiotów metalowych means “metal objects” in a definite genitive construction. With a plural nominative noun such as naczynia, the phrase metalowe naczynia uses the non-genitive, common plural form metalowe.

Meaning and usage: The term generally conveys two related senses. First, it denotes material composition—objects made of metal, as in metalowe naczynia (metal dishes) or metalowe części (metal parts). Second, it can indicate a broader relation to metal or metalworking, such as products from the metal industry or items associated with metal as a category. In technical and everyday language, metalowych appears in contexts requiring a genitive plural agreement, such as discussing types, sources, or properties of metal-related items.

See also: metalowy, metal, materiały metaliczne.

Notes: As with all Polish adjectives, metalowych changes form to match the noun it describes. Its precise form (singular vs. plural, nominative vs. genitive) depends on the case and number of the noun it accompanies.