amoniowych

Amoniowych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective amoniowy, used to describe substances or properties related to ammonia or ammonium. The base form amoniowy has various gender and number forms (amoniowy for masculine singular, amoniowa for feminine singular, amoniowe for neuter or plural), and amoniowych appears in cases requiring the genitive plural. In chemical terminology, amoniowy describes compounds or solutions containing ammonium or related to ammonia, for example in phrases such as soli amoniowych (ammonium salts) or związki amoniowe (ammonium compounds).

In everyday and scientific Polish, amoniowy is widely used in relation to ammonia, ammonium ions, and related chemistry. The English equivalents are ammonic or ammonium-related, and the corresponding noun forms include amoniak (ammonia) and jon amonowy (ammonium ion). The word amoniowych appears primarily within noun phrases where the governing noun is in the genitive plural, indicating a relationship to multiple ammonium-containing substances, or in other contexts requiring genitive plural agreement.

Etymology traces amoniowy to ammonia, a name derived from Latin ammonia, itself from historical references to the Ammon temple region. The term has been integrated into Polish scientific vocabularies for centuries, remaining common in chemistry, pharmacology, and industrial contexts.

See also: amoniak, jon amonowy, roztwór amoniowy, sól amoniowa, związek amoniowy.