zwojowych

Zwojowych is the genitive plural form of the Polish adjective zwojowy, which means ganglionic or relating to a ganglion. In medical and anatomical language, zwojowy describes structures or properties connected with zwoje, the nerve ganglia found in the peripheral and autonomic nervous systems. The form zwojowych is used when the modified noun is plural and in the genitive case, for example in phrases like komórek zwojowych or ośrodków zwojowych.

Etymology and grammar: the root zwoj comes from the noun zwoj, meaning ganglion. The adjective forms as zwojowy (masculine nominative), zwojowa (feminine), zwojowe (neuter), with the genitive plural ending -ych for adjectives, yielding zwojowych. Thus zwojowych modifies plural nouns in contexts such as grammatical cases that require genitive (e.g., after certain prepositions or with plural nouns).

Usage in terminology: zwojowych appears predominantly in neurology, anatomy, and pathology to describe features related to ganglia. Typical constructions include komórek zwojowych (ganglionic cells), neuronów zwojowych (ganglionic neurons), or ośrodków zwojowych (ganglionic centers). The term helps distinguish ganglionic structures from other neural elements and from functional descriptors not tied to ganglia.

Related terms: zwoje, the plural noun for ganglion; zwojowy as the base adjective. In medical writing, precise agreement in gender, number, and case is essential, so zwojowych is encountered specifically where genitive plural is required.

See also: zwoje; zwojowy.