Celebracj

Celebracj is not a standalone Polish word; it is the stem of the noun celebracja, which means ceremony or celebration. In Polish grammar, the stem is used to form the various inflected forms of celebracja: nominative singular celebracja; genitive singular celebracji; dative singular celebracji; accusative singular celebrację; instrumental singular celebracją; locative singular celebracji; nominative plural celebracje; genitive plural celebracji; dative plural celebracjom; accusative plural celebracje; instrumental plural celebracjami; locative plural celebracjach.

Celebracja derives from Latin celebrare "to celebrate," via medieval Latin and Polish adaptation. The sense covers acts of public or formal recognition, religious rites, or social festivities. The noun is commonly used in religious contexts (for example, celebrating Mass) and in secular contexts to refer to official ceremonies, anniversaries, or other festive occasions.

In usage, celebracja is employed to describe ceremonies and formal events, such as religious celebrations (celebracja liturgii), state ceremonies, or community gatherings. The term can also appear in phrases like "uczestniczyć w celebracji" (to participate in a celebration) or "planować celebrację rocznicy."

In linguistic descriptions, the form "celebracj" is treated as a stem rather than a standalone lexeme, useful for describing inflection patterns, dictionary entries, and computational parsing. Related terms include celebracja itself, uroczystość, święto, and liturgia.