glebowych

Glebowych is a form of the Polish adjective glebowy, meaning soil-related or pertaining to soil. It is used in technical and academic language to describe characteristics connected with soil. The base word gleba means soil or earth, and the suffix -owy forms adjectives indicating relation or belonging. Glebowych is most commonly encountered as an inflected form of glebowy that accompanies plural nouns, depending on the sentence structure.

In practice, glebowych appears in scholarly writing in fields such as soil science (pedology), geology, agronomy, geography, and environmental science to specify that a characteristic, layer, or process is related to soil. The word is not a proper noun and is not used to name people or places.

Etymology: gleba (soil) + -owy, with glebowych representing one of the inflected forms of the adjective. Related forms include glebowy (masculine singular), glebowa (feminine singular), and glebowych (plural forms).

See also: gleba, gleby, glebowy, pedology, soil science.