komputerom

Komputerom is a Polish word form that appears in two grammatical cases: the dative plural and the instrumental plural of the noun komputer (computer). In Polish, komputer is masculine inanimate, with plural forms such as komputery (nominative) and komputerów (genitive). The dative plural is komputerom, and the instrumental plural is komputerami.

In usage, komputerom is mainly found when the computers are the indirect object or beneficiary of an action, or when conveying the idea of giving or providing to computers. For example, one might say: Dziękujemy komputerom za pomoc (We thank the computers for the help) or Pomoc komputerom została udzielona (Assistance to the computers was provided). This demonstrates how the same root word changes shape to reflect its syntactic role.

The instrumental plural komputerami is used to express means, accompaniment, or the instrument with which an action is performed, typically with a preposition such as z. For example: Pracowaliśmy z komputerami (We worked with computers). This use shows how the instrumental case marks tools or partners in action.

Etymology and status: komputer is a loanword from English computer, adopted into Polish in the late 20th century to name the device. The related forms komputerom and komputerami are regular plural inflections used across modern Polish, particularly in technological and educational contexts.