sowotwórczym

Sowotwórczym is the instrumental singular form of the Polish adjective sowotwórczy, which describes something that forms or produces seeds. The word is formed from sowa-? no, from sow- and twórczy, meaning related to creation, with the sense of seed-forming or seed-producing. In technical or scientific texts, sowotwórczy describes processes, factors, or organisms that contribute to the generation of seeds.

In usage, sowotwórczym appears as part of noun phrases where the noun is in instrumental case or in contexts that require an adjective to take the instrumental ending. For example, czynnikiem sowotwórczym would be used when the noun czynnnik is in instrumental case, meaning “as a seed-forming factor.” In a phrase like w procesie sowotwórczym, it describes the process as being seed-forming and places the entire expression in a locative context: “in the seed-forming process.” These forms are relatively specialized and most often occur in botanical, agricultural, or biological writing.

Morphologically, sowotwórczym is one of several inflected forms of sowotwórczy. Other forms align with gender, number, and case, such as sowotwórczy (masculine nominative), sowotwórcza (feminine), and sowotwórcze (neuter/plural). The exact form used depends on the noun it modifies and the grammatical role in the sentence.

Because sowotwórczy and its derivatives are technical and infrequent outside scholarly texts, readers may encounter ambiguity without clear context. When integrating the term, it is helpful to provide the noun it describes and ensure grammatical agreement with case and number. See also related terms in botany and agriculture, such as siew, nasiona, and plon.