jagodom

Jagodom is a form in Polish grammar that corresponds to the dative plural of the feminine noun jagoda, meaning berry. In standard Polish, the stem jagod- takes the ending -om to form jagodom, used when the berries are the indirect object of the verb or the recipient of an action in plural constructions. It appears in grammars as part of the declension paradigm for jagoda and other similarly declined nouns.

Etymology: Jagoda comes from Proto-Slavic *jagoda, cognate with other Slavic words for berry, such as Russian ягодa (ягода) and Czech jahoda. The dative plural jagodom is formed according to regular feminine noun declension patterns.

Use in literature: The term jagodom is not used as a proper noun; there is no widely recognized place, organization, or entity with this name in major reference works. Occasionally, as a transliteration or translation artifact, jagodom might appear in non-native texts and dictionaries when listing grammatical forms. When encountered in plain text, it should be interpreted as a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept.