ulewnych

Ulewnych is an inflected form of the Polish adjective ulewny, meaning torrential or heavy rainfall. It is used to describe rain events that are intense and often occur over a relatively short period. The adjective appears in meteorology, weather reporting, and everyday language to convey the idea of strong precipitation.

Etymology: The root ulew denotes a sudden downpour; ulewny is formed with the common adjectival suffix -ny. The form ulewnych is the genitive plural (and other plural inflections) used when modifying a plural noun in genitive or in related syntactic constructions.

Usage: In standard Polish, ulewny deszcz is a common expression for a torrential downpour. The phrase opady ulewnych deszczy is used to refer to rain events characterized by very high intensity. In weather reporting, you might encounter formulations such as opady ulewnych deszczy or deszcz ulewny to indicate heavy rainfall.

See also: deszcz, opady, meteorologia, klimatologia.

Note: As with many Polish adjectives, ulewnych is a plural-inflected form that appears in contexts where a plural noun is in genitive or other cases, making it a versatile descriptor in weather-related descriptions.