Czerwone

Czerwone is a Polish word that functions as a form of the adjective czerwony, meaning red. In Polish inflection, czerwone is used for neuter singular nouns and for feminine or neuter plural nouns. The masculine singular form is czerwony, and the feminine singular form is czerwona. The word originates from the noun czerwień, which also means redness or the color red, and has cognates in other Slavic languages (for example Czech červený, Russian красный).

In everyday usage, czerwone describes the color of objects or materials, as in jabłko czerwone (a red apple) or okna czerwone (red windows). It can also appear in color expressions and classifications, such as listing basic colors (kolory: czerwony, niebieski, zielony). Beyond literal color description, czerwone can feature in figurative language or branding, and forms of the word appear in various compound terms and descriptions across Polish.

Toponymy and culture: czerwone is the name of several places in Poland, used for villages or settlements. Place names often reflect historical or geographical associations, such as red soil or local dyes, and typically appear in Polish without an article when spoken.

Overall, czerwone is a common morphological form in Polish tied to the core concept of red, employed across grammar, everyday description, and place names.