chromowych

Chromowych is not a standalone noun in Polish; it is the genitive plural form of the adjective chromowy, meaning related to chromium or to chrome plating. This form appears when the adjective modifies masculine plural nouns in the genitive case, for example in phrases like związków chromowych (chromium compounds) or powłok chromowych (chromium coatings).

Etymology and meaning: chromowy is formed from the root chrom- (linked to chromium) with the Polish adjective suffix -owy, which signals relation, material, or characteristic. The root chrom- itself ultimately derives from chemical terminology related to chromium, and the full adjective describes substances, coatings, or processes that involve chromium or chrome plating.

Usage: In scientific and industrial Polish, chromowy describes properties or components containing chromium. It is commonly used in contexts such as chemistry, metallurgy, and materials science to specify chromium-containing compounds, surfaces, or treatments. The genitive plural form chromowych is used when the noun it modifies requires a genitive plural, as in “właściwości związków chromowych” (properties of chromium compounds) or “trwałość powłok chromowych” (durability of chromium coatings).

See also: chromium, chromium compounds, chrome plating, materials science, Polish adjectives.

Notes: Chromowych functions strictly as an inflected form of chromowy and does not stand alone as a separate noun. When referring to the browser, Polish uses the proper name Chrome, not chromowych.