Opadajce

Opadające is a Polish present participle formed from the verb opadać, meaning to fall, descend, or drop. The term functions as an adjective or participial phrase and generally agrees with the noun it describes in gender and number. The form opadające is the standard feminine singular and neuter singular (and, in many contexts, plural) form of the participle.

In usage, opadające describes things that are moving downward or showing a downward tendency. Common contexts include natural phenomena, such as leaves or droplets, as well as figurative descriptions. For example, opadające liście means falling leaves, and opadające krople deszczu means falling raindrops. The expression can also describe a downward trend in data or a declining state of things, depending on the noun it modifies.

Morphology note: Polish participles of this type agree with the noun in gender and number. The masculine singular form is opadający, the feminine singular is opadająca, and the neuter singular or plural form used with many nouns is opadające. In standard Polish, the nonstandard or mistaken form opadajce is not correct; opadające is the appropriate spelling.

See also: opadać, present participles in Polish, adjectives formed from verbs.

Summary: opadające represents the standard Polish present participle for “falling” or “descending,” used as an adjective to describe downward motion in objects or qualitative states, with spelling and agreement governed by Polish grammar.