zmysow

Zmysów is the genitive plural form of the Polish noun zmysł, which translates to sense, perception, or faculty. The word is part of everyday descriptions of human sensation and cognitive processing and appears in phrases that indicate possession or relation to the senses. In Polish, zmysłów is commonly used after numerals five and above (for example, pięć zmysłów means the five senses) and in constructions referring to senses collectively or in compounds such as reakcje zmysłów (sensory reactions) or funkcja zmysłów (the function of the senses).

Etymology and grammar: Zmysł comes from Polish roots related to perception, with the genitive plural ending -ów producing zmysów. As a grammatical form, zmysów is used to express relationships like “of the senses” or “belonging to the senses,” and it appears in various scientific, medical, and literary contexts where the senses are being discussed.

Usage and context: The term appears across disciplines that study perception, neuroscience, psychology, and biology, often in phrases describing sensory organs (organ zmysłów) and sensory experiences. Common examples include godność zmysłów, percepcja zmysłów, or wpływ bodźców na zmysły, where zmysłów denotes the senses in a genitive relationship.

See also: zmysł, zmysły, percepcja, organ zmysłów.

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