Chorobowej

Chorobowej is a polymorphic form of the Polish adjective chorobowy, which means disease-related or illness-related. The root choroba means disease, and the adjective is formed with standard suffixes to indicate relation or characteristic. The form chorobowej appears in feminine, singular cases and is used to align with a feminine noun in genitive, dative, or locative cases.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the gender, number, and case of the noun they modify. Chorobowej specifically represents the feminine singular in those cases. This form is common in technical, medical, and public-health language, where distinctions are made between factors that are disease-related and those arising from other causes. It often appears in phrases describing statistics, policies, or descriptions of conditions that are linked to disease.

Examples of usage include phrases such as chorobowej śmiertelności (disease-related mortality) or o chorobowej sytuacji (about a disease-related situation). The term is not a standalone noun; rather, it is a grammatical form of the adjective chorobowy/chorobowa/chorobowe used to modify feminine nouns.

Related terms include chorobowy (masculine), chorobowa (feminine nominative), and chorobowe (neuter or plural forms, depending on context). The concept broadly covers aspects tied to illness, including medical, epidemiological, and policy contexts, and is usually found in formal or technical Polish rather than everyday speech.