Egipskiej

Egipskiej is the feminine singular inflected form of the Polish adjective egipski, meaning Egyptian. It is used to describe feminine nouns and to mark cases such as genitive, dative, and locative in the singular. Examples include kultury egipskiej (of Egyptian culture), architekturze egipskiej (in Egyptian architecture), and religii egipskiej (of Egyptian religion).

In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns they modify. The form egipskiej appears in feminine singular in several cases, while the masculine and neuter forms of the adjective are egipski and egipskie, respectively. The corresponding plural forms include egipskich (genitive plural and other cases), while the base feminine nominative is egipska.

Etymology and usage: the word derives from Egypt and follows standard Polish adjective declension. It is not a standalone noun; rather, it functions as a modifier when describing feminine nouns such as kultura, architektura, sztuka, religia, and podobnie. The phrase order can vary, as in architekturze egipskiej or sztuki egipskiej, depending on emphasis and syntax.

See also: Egipski, Egipt, kultura egipska, architektura egipska, język egipski. These related terms provide broader context for Egyptian-related vocabulary and its grammatical varieties in Polish.