Wypustkom

Wypustkom is the dative plural form of the Polish noun wypustek, meaning an outgrowth, projection or process. The form is used when referring to multiple such projections in a sentence, typically in anatomical, histological or botanical descriptions. The base noun wypustek denotes a small extension or projection from a structure such as a cell, tissue, organ, or plant body. In scientific Polish, nominative plural is wypustki and related cases are used to describe various morphological features; wypustkom specifically marks the indirect object or the recipient of an action, or simply indicates “to/for the outgrowths” in a sentence. The term itself is not a separate scientific concept but a grammatical form employed in technical writing.

Etymology and usage notes: wypustkom is formed from the stem wypustek with a diminutive suffix and inflection appropriate for the dative plural. The word belongs to a class of Polish nouns that describe projections or appendages and is used across disciplines, so its precise meaning depends on context.

In summary, wypustkom is a grammatical form rather than a standalone term with a single definition; its meaning aligns with the general concept of multiple outgrowths or projections described in scientific texts. See also wypustek and wypustki for related forms and broader usage.