radiatorami

Radiatorami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun radiator, meaning radiators in English. It is used when the noun radiator appears in the instrumental case in plural, typically to indicate means, accompaniment, or inclusion.

In Polish, instrumental forms are required after certain prepositions and in specific syntactic contexts. The form radiatorami is commonly seen after the preposition z, which means with, as in z radiatorami (with radiators). It can also appear in lists or descriptions where multiple radiators are involved as a means or part of a setup.

Usage examples are more common in technical or product descriptions and service manuals. For instance, a note might read: Z radiatorami w zestawie dostarczono instrukcję obsługi, meaning an instruction manual was included with the radiators. The plural instrumental form helps specify that the radiators themselves are the element involved in the action or context.

Notes and alternatives: Radiatorami is not a separate concept or brand name; it is a grammatical form used in Polish sentences. For non-Polish speakers, it is helpful to recognize it as the instrumental plural of radiator, rather than as a stand-alone noun. In English-language writing about Polish grammar, it is often glossed simply as the instrumental plural of radiator. See also radiator and Polish grammar.