Otworami

Otworami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun otwór, meaning a hole, opening, or aperture. The form is used in sentences when openings are the means or instruments of an action, or when multiple openings are being described. The base sense of otwór covers physical openings such as holes in objects, openings in containers, and anatomical or geological openings such as foramina and vents.

Morphology: otwór is a masculine noun. Its instrumental plural ending is -ami, giving otworami. The surrounding inflection follows standard Polish noun patterns, with the plural forms otwory (nominative), otworów (genitive), otworom (dative), otwory (accusative), otworami (instrumental), and otworach (locative) in the plural, and corresponding forms in the singular (nominative otwór, instrumental otworem, locative otworze, etc.).

Usage and senses: otwór is used for physical, anatomical, and technical openings—holes or channels that permit passage, access, or exposure. The instrumental plural otworami appears in contexts describing openings as a means or instrument, or when listing multiple openings within a material, device, or space. It can also appear in technical descriptions, engineering drawings, or anatomical discussions where several openings are being referenced.

See also: Polish grammar and noun declension, the singular otwór, and related terms for openings and holes in various contexts.