Konkretne

Konkretne is a form of the Polish adjective konkretny and is used to describe nouns in terms of concreteness or definiteness. In Polish, it conveys meanings such as “concrete” or “specific,” depending on context.

Usage and examples provide the most straightforward sense of the word. It appears in phrases like concrete facts (konkretne fakty), concrete evidence (konkretne dowody), or specific examples (konkretne przykłady). The term can describe objects, ideas, or statements that are well-defined, tangible, or not abstract. It is common in journalism, academic writing, and everyday speech when precision is required.

Grammatical notes: konkrtetne is the form used for neuter singular nouns and for many plural nouns; Polish adjectives agree with the gender and number of the noun they modify. The base adjective is konkretny, with feminine konkretna and masculine personal konkretni forming other variants. The distinction between concrete and abstract is often signaled by comparing konkretny with abstrakcyjny (or abstrakcyjne).

See also: concreteness, konkretność, konkretny (the base form). The word is primarily a Polish term and is not a separate linguistic category beyond its standard adjectival use.