Rejonowa

Rejonowa is the feminine form of the Polish adjective rejonowy, meaning "regional" or "district." It agrees with feminine nouns and is part of the standard system of gender agreement in Polish adjectives. The base noun rejon denotes a region or administrative area, and the suffix -owa marks feminine forms in adjectival and certain nominal uses. As with other Polish adjectives, rejonowa has masculine (rejonowy), neuter (rejonowe), and plural forms that align with the noun it describes and the sentence’s case.

In usage, rejonowa appears to describe things relating to a specific district or region when the following noun is feminine. For example, it can modify feminine nouns such as those for institutions or facilities, depending on the current administrative terminology and grammatical context. In practice, the exact phrases depend on historical and regional conventions, and some terms may be replaced by more specific designations in modern administrative language.

Rejonowa can also occur as a surname in Polish, a feminine form that would be derived from a masculine surname such as rejonowy in historical or genealogical contexts. This usage is relatively uncommon and largely of historical or formal interest rather than everyday modern usage.

See also: rejon, rejonowy.