azotowego

Azotowego is a Polish adjective meaning related to nitrogen or containing nitrogen. It is used in scientific and technical language to describe substances, compounds, or processes that involve nitrogen atoms. The form azotowego appears in phrases such as związek azotowy, which denotes a nitrogen-containing compound, and w odniesieniu do zawartości azotu, for example w analityce chemicznej czy biochemii.

In chemistry, azotowy is common in terms like kwas azotowy, which is nitric acid, and in the broader category of związków azotowych, or nitrogen compounds. The word also appears in the naming of various nitrogen-containing species, including azotany (nitrates) and azotyny (nitrites). In this context, azotowy signals the presence of nitrogen as a key element in the substance’s structure or nomenclature. The adjective can describe both inorganic and organic compounds, as long as nitrogen is a defining feature.

In biology and agriculture, azotowy may describe nitrogen-related aspects such as nitrogenous compounds, nitrogen uptake, or nitrogen content in tissues and soils. It is frequently used in contrast with other element-based descriptors to specify a chemical or nutritional context, for example when discussing fertilizers, metabolism, or protein chemistry, where nitrogen content is a relevant parameter.

Etymology and usage notes: azotowy is formed from the noun azot (nitrogen) with the adjectival suffix -owy. The term is primarily terminological and tends to appear in scientific or technical writing, where precision about elemental composition is important. When translating or interpreting, azotowy is generally rendered as nitrogenous or nitrogen-containing in English, depending on context.

See also: Azot, Kwas azotowy, Związki azotowe, Azotany.