sezonem

Sezonem is the instrumental singular form of the Polish noun sezon, which means season. In Polish grammar, instrumental forms are used for certain functions, such as indicating the instrument of an action, accompaniment, or after prepositions that require the instrumental case. Sezonem appears when the noun sezon is declined in instrumental singular.

Usage notes: Sezonem is typically encountered in phrases governed by the instrumental case. A common preposition that requires this case is z, meaning with, so one would encounter phrases like z sezonem (with the season). The form is primarily a grammatical inflection rather than a separate lexical item.

Etymology: The Polish word sezon is a loanword originating from the French saison, reflecting historical borrowing from Romance languages into Polish. The instrumental ending -em is a standard Polish inflection pattern for masculine nouns ending in -on.

Morphology: masculine noun; nominative sezon, instrumental sezonem, genitive sezonu, dative sezonowi, accusative sezon, locative sezonie, vocative sezonie.

See also: Sezon, the standard Polish noun for season; Saison, the French term for season; related discussions on Polish case inflection.