Nadajcego

Nadajcego is a form from Polish grammar, the genitive singular of the present active participle nadający, which comes from the verb nadać/nadawać meaning to transmit, broadcast, or assign. In standard Polish the diacritics yield nadającego, but in ASCII texts it is often written as nadajcego. This form functions as a participial adjective, used to describe a masculine noun in a dependent or attributive position. It is not a separate dictionary entry in everyday language, and as a standalone noun it is uncommon outside linguistic discussion or grammar references.

Etymology and form: Nadający and its declined forms derive from nadać/nadawać. The participle agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case, so nadającego appears in contexts requiring genitive singular masculine. Other forms include nadający (nominative masculine singular) and nadające (neuter or accusative plural), among others, following standard Polish participle declension.

Usage: Nadajcego appears primarily in grammars, linguistic descriptions, or precise, formal texts where a clause- or noun-based modifier is needed. In everyday writing, speakers typically use the more common nadawca (sender) or nadający (transmitting) in other constructions. When used, it usually describes something that performs transmission or assignment, as in a device or process described by a related participle phrase, for example urządzenie nadające sygnał (a device transmitting a signal).

See also: Polish grammar, present active participles, nadać, nadawać, nadawca, nadajnik.