audytom

Audytom is the dative plural form of the Polish noun audyt, which denotes a formal examination of records, procedures, and controls to verify accuracy, compliance with standards, and overall performance. The term audyt is widely used in business, public administration, and finance and is typically associated with independent assessment by auditors or internal audit teams. Audits can be financial, internal, compliance, operational, or IT-related, and they usually conclude with an audit report containing findings and recommendations.

In Polish grammar, audyt is a masculine noun with a full inflection pattern across cases and numbers. The nominative singular is audyt; plural nominative is audyty. Genitive plural is audytów, dative plural is audytom, accusative plural is audyty, instrumental plural is audytami, locative plural is audytach, and vocative plural is audyty. The form audytom specifically appears when the noun is the indirect object in a sentence.

Usage notes: audytom is employed when multiple audits are indirectly affected or addressed and resources, responsibilities, or actions are assigned to them. For example, in organizational planning one might say: Audytom przydzielono dodatkowe zasoby, meaning that additional resources were allocated to the audits. The plural form helps distinguish the indirect object from other grammatical roles and from the nominative plural audyty, which is used as the subject.

Etymology traces audyt to the English word audit, adopted into Polish with typical phonological adaptation and integrated into professional and administrative jargon. See also internal audit, external audit, and compliance audit.