recepturami

Recepturami is the instrumental plural form of the Polish noun receptura, which denotes a formulated recipe or formula used to prepare a product. The term can refer to culinary recipes, pharmaceutical formulations, and other standardized mixtures or compositions, depending on the field and context. Etymologically, receptura derives from Latin receptura, reflecting the idea of a prescribed method or procedure for preparation.

In pharmaceutical and chemical contexts, receptury describe formulations that specify active ingredients, excipients, quantities, and procedural steps needed to produce a medicine, cosmetic product, or chemical compound. In culinary and perfumery contexts, receptury can refer to standard recipes or production formulas that ensure consistency in taste, texture, or scent. The plural instrumental form recepturami appears in Polish-language texts when describing multiple formulations or when using the instrumental case after certain prepositions or verbs.

Usage and translation: in English-language writing, the term recepturami is rarely used; its meaning is typically conveyed with formu lations, formulas, or recipes. Nevertheless, in Polish archival, regulatory, or industry documents, recepturami may appear to denote the set of formulations employed or approved for production. Understanding the term requires attention to context: pharmaceutical compounding, culinary arts, cosmetics, and chemistry each have their own conventions for what constitutes a receptura.

See also: receptura, formuła, formula, recipe, pharmacopoeia, compounding.