kremami

Kremami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun krem, meaning cream. In Polish, kremami is used to express means or accompaniment in plural, and it often appears after the preposition z, meaning “with,” as in z kremami do tortów (with creams for cakes).

Morphology and usage context: The base noun krem is declined as a masculine inanimate noun. In full declension, the forms include nominative kremy, genitive kremów, dative kremom, accusative kremy, instrumental kremem (singular) and kremami (plural), with locative kremach. The instrumental plural kremami is the form used when describing multiple creams acting as a means, instrument, or accompaniment in phrases and sentences.

Etymology: The word krem is a loanword in Polish, derived from the French crème (cream). The instrumental plural ending -ami is a standard Polish ending for masculine inanimate nouns in the plural instrumental, resulting in kremami.

Typical contexts and examples: Kremami primarily appears in culinary and cosmetic contexts where multiple creams are involved. Examples include phrases like z kremami do tortów (with creams for cakes) or różnymi kremami do dekoracji (with various creams for decoration). The form is common in written and spoken Polish when listing or describing multiple cream products or ingredients.

See also: krem, kremowy, kremówka.