Ciemieniowa

Ciemieniowa is the feminine form of the Polish adjective ciemieniowy, used in anatomical terminology to describe structures related to the parietal region of the skull or brain. The term denotes belonging to or characteristic of the parietal area, and it appears in phrases where the noun being modified is feminine.

In medical and scientific contexts, ciemieniowa is used with feminine nouns such as kość (bone), bruzda (sulcus), or okolica (area). For example, kość ciemieniowa refers to the parietal bone, one of the cranial bones forming the roof and sides of the skull. Bruzda ciemieniowa can describe a parietal sulcus, a groove associated with the parietal region. Okolica ciemieniowa is a broader expression used to denote the parietal area of the brain or skull.

The related masculine form ciemieniowy is used with masculine nouns, as in płat ciemieniowy (the parietal lobe). The feminine ciemieniowa thus complements gender agreement in Polish anatomical terms, ensuring precise description of location and relation.

Beyond anatomy, ciemieniowa may occur in other disciplines when referring to feminine nouns associated with the parietal region. In all cases, the term signals a connection to the parietal region of the skull or brain, maintaining a neutral, descriptive tone typical of reference works. See also ciemieniowy and kość ciemieniowa for closely related terms.