Witaminowego

Witaminowego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective witaminowy, meaning vitamin-related or containing vitamins. The adjective is formed from the noun witamina (vitamin) with the suffix -owy, a common way in Polish to create adjectives that describe relation, content, or purpose. Like other adjectives, witaminowy declines to agree with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case.

In usage, witaminowego appears when the noun it describes is in the genitive case, typically within phrases that indicate content or quality. For example, smak witaminowego soku means “the taste of vitamin-containing juice,” where witaminowego modifies soku in the genitive. Another example is zawartość witaminowego suplementu, meaning “the content of a vitamin supplement.” These constructions are common in descriptions of foods, beverages, supplements, and fortified products.

Morphology and forms follow standard Polish adjective patterns. The base form is witaminowy (masculine nominative). The feminine singular is witaminowa, the neuter singular is witaminowe. In the genitive singular, masculine and neuter yield witaminowego, while feminine yields witaminowej. Plural forms follow the regular adjective declensions in Polish.

Related terms include witamina (vitamin) and phrases such as napój witaminowy (vitamin drink) or sok witaminowy (vitamin juice). While witaminowego is correct in genitive contexts, speakers may opt for clearer wording such as “bogaty w witaminy” (rich in vitamins) or “zawierający witaminy” in cases where precision or readability is preferred.