elektronowych

Elektronowych is a Polish inflected form of the adjective elektronowy, functioning as the genitive plural and the accusative plural form. It is used to describe nouns related to electrons or electron-related phenomena when those nouns appear in the corresponding cases. In everyday Polish, the more common term for “electronic” in the sense of consumer electronics is elektroniczny; elektronowy tends to appear in technical, scientific, or historical contexts that refer specifically to electrons or electron-based concepts. The adjective elektronowy is derived from elektron, the Polish word for the elementary particle electron, which in turn traces back to Greek elektron meaning amber, a term adopted in the 19th century as part of the naming of the particle.

The form elektronowych is produced by standard Polish adjective declension rules and appears with plural nouns in genitive or accusative cases. It coexists with other forms for different cases and numbers, reflecting the broader system of Polish adjective agreement.

Usage notes indicate that elektronowy is specialized and less common in general language; in many contemporary contexts involving electronics, elektroniczny is preferred. When discussing electrons or electron-specific properties, elektronowy and its forms such as elektronowych may occur in technical or scholarly texts.

See also: Elektron, Elektronika, Elektroniczny, Polish grammar.