Boskiej

Boskiej is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective boski, meaning divine or godly. It is used in the genitive, dative, and locative cases to modify feminine nouns, while the nominative feminine singular form is boska and the accusative form is boską. Thus, boskiej does not stand alone as a noun; it is a grammatical inflection that marks agreement with the noun it describes.

In practice, boskiej appears with feminine nouns to express relation to the divine or sacred. Examples include phrases such as w boskiej naturze (in the divine nature), mocy boskiej (divine power, with the noun in genitive), opiece boskiej (divine care, with opieka in locative), and miłości boskiej (divine love, with love in genitive). The exact meaning depends on the noun and the syntactic role it plays, but the form signals feminine agreement in those cases.

Usage and style notes: boskiej is common in religious, ceremonial, and literary Polish, where references to the divine or sacred frequently appear. In everyday prose, its use is more restrained but still correct in contexts that require feminine, case-appropriate agreement. Like other adjectives, boskiej is written in lowercase unless it starts a sentence or is part of a proper name. The form is closely related to other inflected forms of boski (masculine, neuter, plural variants) and is part of standard Polish grammar.