Wytworom

Wytworom is a form of the Polish noun wytwór. Specifically, it is the dative plural form, used to indicate the indirect object “to/for the products” or “to/for the creations.” As a grammatical form, wytworom appears in sentences that require a plural indirect object referring to things produced or created.

The base noun wytwór means a product, creation or artifact, often used for things produced by people, institutions, or processes. It derives from the prefix wy- attached to twór, the root meaning “formation” or “creation.” The word is typically found in formal, historical, or technical contexts, as well as in linguistic descriptions of Polish declension.

In full declension, wytwór behaves as a masculine noun of the second declension pattern. The dative plural form is wytworom, while other singular and plural forms include wytwór (nominative/accusative singular), wytworu (genitive singular), wytworowi (dative singular), wytworem (instrumental singular), and corresponding plural forms such as wytwory (nominative/accusative plural), wytworów (genitive plural), wytworom (dative plural), wytworami (instrumental plural), and wytworach (locative plural).

Usage of the exact form wytworom is mainly encountered in grammatical descriptions, dictionaries, and linguistic examples illustrating Polish case and number systems. It is not a standalone lexical entry with a distinct meaning beyond its grammatical function, but a necessary inflected form within the noun’s paradigm. See also wytwór, wytwory, wytwórczość.