Sojowego

Sojowego is a form of the Polish adjective sojowy, meaning “soy-” or “soy-based.” It describes nouns related to soybeans or soy products and appears in various grammatical contexts, most notably as the genitive singular masculine or neuter form. The feminine genitive singular is sojowej, while other forms follow standard Polish adjective declension.

Etymology and usage context: Sojowy is derived from soja (soybean) with the common Polish adjectival suffix -owy. The form sojowego is used whenever the modified noun is masculine or neuter and in genitive case. In everyday language and food labeling, sojowy and its inflected forms appear in expressions involving soy products and ingredients.

Grammatical notes: Polish adjectives decline for gender, number, and case. For example, masculine nominative is sojowy, feminine nominative is sojowa, neuter nominative and plural forms are sojowe, while genitive forms include sojowego (masc/neut sg) and sojowej (fem sg), with sojowych used for plural. Sojowego typically appears in phrases where the noun it modifies is in genitive, such as after a possessive or with a noun in the genitive case.

Examples in use: sos sojowy (soy sauce), olej sojowy (soybean oil), mączka sojowa (soy meal). Genitive forms include sosu sojowego, oleju sojowego, mleka sojowego, reflecting the relationship between the noun and its soy-based descriptor. Sojowego itself is not a standalone noun but a grammatical form of the adjective describing soy-related nouns.