Wiatowego

Wiatowego is a grammatical form in Polish, not a standalone word or a named concept. It is the genitive singular form of the adjective wiatowy, which conveys the sense of wind-related or of wind.

Etymology and morphology: The form wiatowego derives from the root wiatr (wind) and the adjectival suffix -owy, which creates adjectives describing relation or possession. In Polish, adjectives decline by case, gender, and number. The masculine and neuter genitive singular of wiatowy is wiatowego, while the feminine genitive singular is wiatowej. The plural genitive is wiatowych.

Usage notes: The form wiatowego appears mainly in phrases that require the genitive case, and its appearance is relatively rare in everyday speech. In contemporary Polish, the more common wind-related adjective in many contexts is wiatr- or wiatrowy in other cases or compounds. Wiatowego tends to occur in older texts, linguistic descriptions, or lexical entries that analyze grammar and inflection rather than as a frequently used adjective in modern prose.

See also: Polish grammar, adjectives and their declension, masculine/neuter genitive forms, feminine genitive forms, wind-related terminology in Polish.