Rowerami

Rowerami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun rower, meaning bicycle. In Polish grammar, rowerami is used to indicate the means by which an action is performed or to refer to several bicycles when the instrumental case is required.

Typical usage includes constructions that describe travel or action performed with bicycles. For example, phrases like Jechałem rowerami po parku (I rode bicycles through the park) or Wybraliśmy się rowerami do miasta (We went to the city by bicycles) illustrate how rowerami functions as the instrument or means. The related forms are rower (singular nominative), rowerem (singular instrumental), and rowery (plural nominative).

Etymology and scope: The term rowerami is part of standard Polish vocabulary and is not used as a proper noun for a place, organization, or brand. It typically appears in ordinary speech, writing about cycling, travel, or sports, rather than as a title or name.

In usage, rowerami is most common when emphasizing the means of transport or when referring to multiple bicycles collectively in contexts requiring the instrumental form. It contrasts with other forms like rowery (nominative plural) when merely naming the bicycles, rather than indicating the means.

See also: rower, rowerzyści, rowery.