Prezydencki

Prezydencki is a Polish adjective meaning "presidential" or "pertaining to the president." It is derived from the noun prezydent (president) with the adjectival suffix -cki, and is used to describe offices, actions, symbols and institutions associated with a president.

In grammar, prezydencki inflects for gender, number and case: masculine singular prezydencki, feminine singular prezydencka, neuter singular prezydenckie; plural forms include prezydenccy (masculine personal) and prezydenckie (non‑personal or mixed). Typical case forms include genitive prezydenckiego (m.), prezydenckiej (f.), and so on, following regular adjectival declension patterns in Polish.

Common collocations include "pałac prezydencki" (Presidential Palace), "kancelaria prezydencka" (presidential chancellery/office), "decyzja prezydencka" (presidential decision) and "imunitet prezydencki" (presidential immunity). The adjective can describe symbolic items (prezydencka flaga), ceremonial events (prezydencka inauguracja) or policy actions (prezydenckie inicjatywy).

Outside Polish, equivalents exist in other languages (e.g., English "presidential"), but prezydencki is specific to Polish morphology and syntax. Occasionally the capitalized form Prezydencki may appear as a surname, though this usage is uncommon.