wilgotni

Wilgotni is the masculine personal plural form of the Polish adjective wilgotny, meaning damp or humid. The base adjective wilgotny describes things containing moisture or moisture in the air, and is used across many contexts, including weather, materials, and natural environments.

In Polish, adjectives inflect for gender, number, and case, so wilgotny has corresponding forms such as wilgotna (feminine singular), wilgotne (neuter singular and plural), and wilgotni (masculine personal plural). The form wilgotni is typically used when describing a group of masculine animate nouns, or when the exact gender of the noun is understood from context. The word wilgotny and its forms are commonly paired with nouns like powietrze (air), gleba (soil), or powierzchnia (surface) to express moisture or humidity, for example, wilgotne powietrze (humid air) or wilgotna gleba (moist soil).

The term is often used in scientific and everyday language to distinguish moisture levels, such as in climatology, agriculture, or material science. It is synonymous in general usage with damp, moist, or humid, depending on the degree of moisture and the noun it modifies. The related noun is wilgoć (moisture or humidity).

See also: wilgoć, wilgotność.