Dziennikarskiej

Dziennikarskiej is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective dziennikarski, meaning “journalistic” or “relating to journalism.” In Polish, adjectives agree with the gender and case of the noun they modify, so dziennikarskiej appears in contexts where the noun is feminine and in the genitive, dative, or locative cases (for example, o dziennikarskiej etyce, “about journalistic ethics”).

Etymology and meaning: The adjective derives from dziennikarz (journalist) with the agentive suffix -ski, itself rooted in dziennik (journal or diary). The term signals relation to the profession or field of journalism and is used across discourse about media, reporting, and media studies.

Usage and examples: Dziennikarskiej is widely used in formal and academic Polish. Common phrases include dziennikarskiej etyce (genitive) meaning “journalistic ethics,” dziennikarskiej praktyce (genitive) meaning “journalistic practice,” and dziennikarskiej perspektywy (genitive) meaning “journalistic perspective.” It may also appear in locative phrases such as o dziennikarskiej kulturze (about journalistic culture). The form is not capitalized unless it begins a sentence or appears in a title, and it functions as a descriptive adjective modifying a feminine noun.

See also: The term relates to related concepts such as dziennikarz (journalist), dziennikarstwo (journalism), and ethical discussions like etyka dziennikarska. In linguistic terms, dziennikarskiej illustrates Polish noun–adjective agreement and case marking in describing the field of journalism.