ukadowym

Ukadowym is a term used in Polish grammar to denote the instrumental singular form of the adjective ukadowy. The adjective itself is formed with the standard Polish suffix -owy, a common way to create adjectives from stems related to nouns or abstract concepts. In Polish, adjectives must agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns they modify; when the noun is masculine singular and in the instrumental case, ukadowy would typically take the ending -ym, producing ukadowym as the inflected form.

The appearance of ukadowym in linguistic references is usually as a grammatical example rather than as a word with a standalone meaning. It serves to illustrate how adjectives decline in Polish and how the instrumental case affects the ending of the form. Because ukadowym does not function as an independent lexical item in ordinary speech, its practical use is largely confined to grammar descriptions, dictionaries, and educational materials that discuss inflection patterns.

Etymology for the form ukadowym follows the general pattern of adjective formation in Polish: a base stem (often linked to układ—meaning arrangement or layout in related senses) combines with the adjectival suffix -owy, with the instrumental masculine singular ending -ym applied in appropriate contexts. See also Polish grammar, adjectives, and instrumental case.