Projekcie

Projekcie is the locative singular form of the Polish noun projekt, meaning a project or plan. It is used after prepositions such as o, w, and na to indicate the topic or the place related to a project. For example, o projekcie reformy, w projekcie budżetu, or na projekcie inwestycji.

Grammatically, projekt is a masculine noun. Its forms include nominative projekt, genitive projektu, dative projektowi, and locative projekcie. The locative case is typically employed when the project is being discussed or described in a sentence following prepositions that require the locative.

Etymology and usage context: the Polish term projekt originated in borrowing from Western European languages, most commonly linked to the French prójet or the German Projekt, themselves ultimately rooted in the Latin proiéctus from proicere (to throw forward). The meaning has remained stable as a planned undertaking or result of planning processes. In contemporary Polish, projekcie is most often encountered in formal, administrative, or journalistic contexts when referring to a specific project in discussion, documentation, or debate.

Examples of common usage include phrases such as W projekcie budżetu państwa na 2025 rok przewidziano nowe inwestycje or O projekcie reformy systemu edukacji debatują posłowie. The term is widely understood in business, government, and media circles as a reference to a concrete or proposed set of activities within a broader plan.