Prostszej

Prostszej is a Polish adjective form, specifically the feminine singular of the comparative from the word prosty, meaning simple or plain. It corresponds to the masculine prostszy and the neuter prostsze, and it appears in cases where the feminine noun it modifies is in genitive, dative, or locative singular. In other words, prostszej functions as the form used when describing something as “more simple” in a feminine-noun context.

The word is commonly encountered in phrases that describe simplification or reduction in level of detail. For example, in phrases such as w prostszej formie (in a simpler form) or w prostszej wersji (in a simpler version), prostszej agrees with the feminine noun formie or wersji in the appropriate case. These constructions are frequent in instructional writing, editing, and linguistic discussion when contrasting levels of complexity.

Prostszej is not a standalone noun; it is an inflected form of the adjective prosty. Its use highlights Polish adjective declension and agreement rules. The related degrees include prostszy (masculine), prostsza (nominative feminine), prostsze (neuter), and najprostszy (superlative). Understanding prostszej helps with grammatical precision in describing comparisons involving feminine nouns.

Examples:

- W prostszej formie tekst jest łatwiejszy do zrozumienia. (In a simpler form, the text is easier to understand.)

- Ta prostszej wersji przepisu można szybciej przygotować danie. (In this simpler version of the recipe, the dish can be prepared more quickly.)