ramieniu

Ramieniu is the dative singular and locative singular form of the Polish noun ramie, which means the arm. The base term ramie denotes the upper limb of the human body, extending from the shoulder to the elbow, and includes the shoulder girdle and associated joints and muscles. In anatomical and everyday usage, ramie refers to the upper limb as a whole.

In grammar, ramieniu is the form used when ramie is declined into the dative or locative case. This form appears in sentences and phrases where the arm is governed by verbs or prepositions requiring those cases. For example, ramieniu can occur after prepositions that take the locative (such as przy or o) or in constructions describing an indirect object or location related to the arm. The nominative form ramie is used as the subject or predicate noun, while ramienia (genitive) and ramienia (accusative in certain contexts) are used in other syntactic roles.

Anatomically, the arm (ramie) comprises the upper limb between the shoulder and the elbow. It includes the humerus (kość ramienna), muscles such as the deltoid, biceps, and triceps, as well as joints like the shoulder and elbow, ligaments, nerves, and blood vessels. The term is sometimes extended in scientific language to emphasize regional anatomy, rehabilitation, and clinical discussion of injuries affecting the shoulder, upper arm, or related structures.

See also: przedramię (forearm), kończyna górna (upper limb).