elektronowym

Elektronowym is the instrumental singular form of the Polish adjective elektronowy. The base elektronowy is formed from the noun elektron (electron) with the typical Polish suffix -owy, producing an adjective related to electrons or, in some contexts, to electronics. In contemporary standard Polish, the more common adjective meaning “electronic” is elektroniczny. Elektronowy is relatively rare and tends to appear in older texts, in very technical or historical contexts, or in phrases where emphasis is on relations to electrons rather than on electronic devices.

In Polish, adjectives decline for gender, number, and case. The instrumental singular form elektronowym is used when the noun it modifies appears in the instrumental case, typically in contexts describing a means, manner, or instrument related to electrons. Because the language features gendered and case-based forms, other variants of elektronowy exist for feminine and neuter nouns in different cases, but elektronowym is the form associated with the instrumental singular.

Overall, elektronowy serves primarily as a linguistics- or history-oriented variant within Polish grammar or specialized terminology. For everyday usage to express “electronic” in modern Polish, elektroniczny is the standard choice. See also Electron and Elektronika for related concepts and terminology.