Krótsza

Krótsza is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective krótk i meaning “short,” used in the comparative sense to indicate that something is shorter. It agrees with feminine nouns in gender, number, and case, and is employed both attributively (before the noun) and predicatively (after a linking verb).

In practical use, krótsza describes length or duration, typically in comparison to another object. For example, krótsza droga means “a shorter route,” and Ta droga jest krótsza translates to “This road is shorter.” The form also appears in phrases such as krótsza wersja filmu, meaning “a shorter version of the film.”

Morphology and related forms: krótsza is the feminine singular inflection corresponding to the masculine krótszy and the neuter krótsze. The base is derived from krótki (short) with the standard feminine adjective ending. Like other Polish adjectives, krótsza declines with case, person, and number when used in different syntactic positions.

Notes: krótsza is not a standalone noun and does not refer to a person or organization by itself. It is a grammatical form used to express a comparative property of a feminine noun. Other related forms include krótszy (masculine singular) and krótsze (neuter singular or plural), which serve analogous roles for different gender and number combinations.