Nuklearnej

Nuklearnej is a feminine singular form of the Polish adjective nuklearny, meaning nuclear. It is the genitive, dative, and locative case form used to modify feminine nouns in those cases. For example, energii nuklearnej denotes “of nuclear energy”; do energii nuklearnej means “to nuclear energy”; w energii nuklearnej means “in nuclear energy.” The base form in nominative is nuklearna, as in energia nuklearna (nuclear energy) or technologia nuklearna (nuclear technology).

Etymology and usage: the adjective nuklearny derives from the root nucle- (from Latin nucleus, kernel) via European linguistic pathways that contributed to the modern Polish term for nuclear. In Polish, nouns and their modifiers agree in gender, number, and case, so the feminine form nuklearnej appears whenever the noun is feminine and in a genitive, dative, or locative position. Corresponding masculine and neuter forms are nuklearny and nuklearne, with a full set of inflected endings across cases.

Context and scope: nuklearnej appears primarily in scientific, technical, energy, and policy-related texts. It does not introduce a distinct concept by itself but serves as a grammatical form to describe feminine nouns associated with nuclear topics, such as energii nuklearnej, technologii nuklearnej, lub agencji nuklearnej in appropriate contexts. The term is common in formal Polish writing, journalism, and academic discourse when discussing aspects of nuclear science, energy systems, or regulatory frameworks.