Wzorcom

Wzorcom is not a widely established term in English-language reference works. In Polish, wzorcom would be read as a nonstandard or potentially erroneous form of the dative plural of wzór. The standard dative plural is wzorom, used when referring to “to the patterns” or “to the formulas.” The noun wzór itself means pattern, model, template, or formula, and appears across mathematics, design, and everyday language.

Because wzorcom is not listed as a standard inflection in Polish dictionaries, it is typically encountered as a misspelling, typographical error, or, less commonly, as a stylized brand or title used as a proper noun. If used as a brand name or project title, it would be treated as a proper noun and capitalized, independent of its ordinary morphological roots.

In linguistic discussions, wzorcom is usually not treated as a separate lexical item; standard Polish would employ wzór, wzory, or wzorom depending on number and case. Writers aiming for correctness generally correct wzorcom to wzorom in formal texts. The term may still appear in informal writing, OCR results, or typographical variants, but it lacks an established, separate entry in linguistic resources.

See also: wzór, wzory, wzorom.