sulfidowej

Sulfidowej is a Polish inflected form of the adjective related to sulfide. It is not a standalone term, but the feminine singular form used in certain grammatical cases. In particular, sulfidowej serves as the genitive singular, dative singular, and locative singular form of the adjective when describing feminine nouns in contexts involving sulfide or sulfide-related properties.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns they modify. Therefore, sulfidowej appears only in phrases where a feminine noun requires one of those cases. The base adjective is sulfidowy (meaning sulfide or sulfide-related); its various endings reflect standard Polish adjective declension patterns.

Etymology for the root is tied to sulfur and to chemical terminology. The root is related to the English word sulfide and to the Polish term siarczan for sulfates and related sulfur compounds. In scientific or translational contexts, sulfide-related terminology in Polish is often expressed with forms derived from siarczkowy or other chemistry-specific terms, but sulfidowy and its inflected forms, including sulfidowej, can still appear in older texts or in translations influenced by English.

Usage of sulfidowej, as with other inflected adjectives, depends on the wider syntactic structure. It typically occurs within sentences describing properties, compositions, or classifications of substances, minerals, or materials connected to sulfide chemistry or geology. As a grammatical form, its interpretation relies on the accompanying feminine noun and its case.