Przydomowe

Przydomowe is a Polish adjective describing something that belongs to, or is located on, a dwelling or a property. The word is formed from dom (house) with the prefix przy-, which conveys proximity or relation. In everyday language it is used to distinguish features, installations, or facilities that exist on a private premises from those that belong to public infrastructure or municipal networks.

The expression is common in real estate, architecture, and utilities. It typically precedes nouns referring to on-site possessions or arrangements linked to a single household or property. Examples include przydomowa oczyszczalnia ścieków (on-site wastewater treatment plant), przydomowy ogródek (home garden), przydomowe źródła energii (on-site energy sources, such as solar installations), and przydomowe baseny (private pools). The form adapts to the gender and number of the noun it modifies (przydomowa oczyszczalnia, przydomowy ogródek, przydomowe instalacje).

Distinctions exist between przydomowe and related terms. Przydomowe emphasizes the location on the property and its relation to the residence, whereas domowy more broadly denotes things connected to the household as a unit, not necessarily tied to the property’s boundaries. In planning and policy contexts, przydomowe facilities are often contrasted with municipal or public infrastructure to underline ownership, responsibility, or regulatory requirements.

Overall, przydomowe provides a concise way to describe features and facilities that serve a dwelling and reside on private premises.