komorowego

Komorowego is not a standalone word in Polish, but the declined form of the adjective komorowy. The base adjective comes from komora, meaning a chamber or cavity, and is used to indicate relation to a chamber or ventricle. In medical and anatomical terminology it designates structures associated with a ventricle, such as the ventricular system of the brain or the heart.

In usage, komorowy and its inflections appear in phrases describing anatomical or physiological relationships. For example, układ komorowy serca refers to the ventricular system of the heart, and układ komorowy mózgu to the brain’s ventricular system. The prefix międ- to form compounds like międzykomorowy results in terms such as międzykomorowy przepływ krwi or, more commonly, przegroda międzykomorowa meaning the interventricular septum. The adjectives agree with the noun they modify in gender and number, so komorowy appears as komorowy (masc.), komorowa (fem.), or komorowe (neut.) in different contexts, and forms like komorowego or komorowej appear in genitive or dative cases depending on the sentence.

As a surname, Komorowy exists in Polish. In this use, komorowy is capitalized and declined like other nouns and adjectives. The genitive singular Komorowego functions in phrases such as dom Komorowego (the house of Komorowy) or opis Komorowego (the description by/of Komorowy). Thus komorowego serves as a grammatical form rather than a standalone lexical entry, with its meaning anchored in relation to a chamber or ventricle.

See also: komora, komorowy.