gównych

Gównych is not a standard Polish lexical entry; in most texts it is a misspelling or typographical variant of głównych, the genitive plural form of the adjective główny meaning main or principal. The distinction hinges on the correct use of Polish diacritics and inflection.

In proper Polish, główny describes essential or principal attributes. Its forms include główna (feminine singular), główne (neuter or plural nominative/accusative), and głównych (genitive plural). For example, główne cele means main goals, and of the main goals would be głównych celów. The correct form depends on grammatical role and the noun it modifies.

Orthographic note: Polish orthography uses the letter ł, which differentiates głównych from other spellings. The form gównych or gawnych is generally regarded as a spelling error in standard writing. In some contexts, confusion can arise with the vulgar noun gówno (excrement), a separate word with a distinct meaning and register, which should not be conflated with the adjective form.

Usage and guidance: In formal and published Polish, use głównych when you need the genitive plural of główny, or główne when you mean the neuter/plural nominative or accusative. The nonstandard form montré as گównych should be corrected to głównych to preserve precision and proper orthography.

In summary, the appropriate and widely accepted spelling is głównych for the genitive plural of main/principal, while gównych is typically a misspelling and may lead to misinterpretation or impression of informality or error.