Najwyszego

Najwyszego is not a standard dictionary entry in Polish, but is generally understood as a non-diacritic rendering of the genitive singular masculine form of najwyższy, meaning “the highest.” The normative spelling in Polish uses the diacritic form najwyższego for the genitive singular. In other contexts, diacritics can be omitted in informal writing or computer systems, leading to variants that are harder to recognize as the same word.

In Polish grammar the adjective najwyższy is the superlative of wysoki (high), formed with the prefix naj- to indicate the utmost degree. It agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. For example: masculine singular nominative najwyższy; masculine singular genitive najwyższego; feminine singular najwyższa; neuter singular najwyższe; and corresponding plural forms.

Usage and considerations: najwyszego, when encountered, is typically interpreted as a nonstandard or typographical variant of najwyższego. In formal writing and standard dictionaries, the normative forms are used, and najwyszego is not listed as a separate lemma. The conventional phrasing for “the highest degree” is poziom najwyższego stopnia or stopień najwyższy, depending on the grammatical context.

See also: najwyższy, wyższy, naj- prefix, Polish adjective declension, diacritics in Polish.