Statusow

Statusow is the ASCII rendering of the Polish genitive plural statusów. It is not a separate lexical item; rather, it is the same noun form written without diacritics in contexts where special characters are avoided. In Polish, status is a masculine noun borrowed from English, and it forms standard declensions like statusy (nominative plural) and statusów (genitive plural). The form statusów is used to express possession or quantity, for example: liczba statusów (the number of statuses), stan konta vs. status konta, or poziom statusów. When diacritics are omitted, statusów becomes statusow.

In usage, status refers to a state or condition of something, and in computing, administration, and online communication it can denote an item's current state or a category of conditions. In social media and messaging contexts, status can also mean a status update or brief description of one’s current situation, with plural statusy used for multiple updates. In IT and data labeling, status or statusy appear as metadata fields describing the state of records, processes, or user accounts, such as an account status or a workflow status.

The term is commonly found across domains including technology, business, and everyday language, where it sometimes appears in its diacritics-less form in informal writing, programming identifiers, or legacy systems. Related terms include status (the base word in English) and status updates, as well as the broader concept of state or condition in information systems.