The fall of gaseous dust matter in triaxial rotating galaxies results
in a formation of elliptical disks of gaseous dust. Such disks are for
med in the central region and lie in the equatorial plane or the merid
ional plane, rotated about the principal vertical axes of the galaxy.
The computed field of velocities demonstrates the rotation and expansi
on of the formed disks. The appearance of local counterflows of gaseou
s dust matter with respect to the stars is probable.