Rzymskiego

Rzymskiego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective rzymski, meaning "Roman." It is used to indicate relation to Rome or to Roman culture, language, or people. In Polish, it appears in noun phrases such as historia prawa rzymskiego (the history of Roman law), styl rzymskiego architekta (the style of a Roman architect), or mapa rzymskiego miasta (a map of a Roman city).

In terms of grammar, Polish adjectives decline by gender, number, and case. The genitive singular forms are rzymskiego for masculine and neuter nouns, and rzymskiej for feminine nouns. The plural genitive form is rzymskich, as in zabytki rzymskich senatorów (the monuments of Roman senators) or prawa rzymskich obywateli (the rights of Roman citizens).

Rzymskiego commonly appears in historical, cultural, linguistic, and legal contexts to relate a noun to ancient Rome. It is not a proper noun itself but a grammatical form of an adjective that helps express possession, origin, or association within a sentence.

Etymology traces rzymskiego to the stem rzymsk- from rzym, the Polish name for Rome, with the standard adjectival suffix -ski, which yields forms across gender and case. This pattern is typical for adjectives describing origin or affiliation in Polish.

See also: Rzym, Rzymski, język rzymski, prawo rzymskie.