Siewnego

Siewnego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective siewny, which means related to sowing or seed. In Polish, adjectives decline to reflect gender, number, and case, so siewnego appears in contexts where a masculine, feminine, or neuter noun is in the genitive case.

Etymology and meaning: The root siew- comes from the verb siać, meaning to sow, with the suffix -ny forming an adjective meaning “pertaining to sowing or seed.” The genitive singular form siewnego is used when the head noun is in a genitive construction, for example in technical or agricultural phrases describing seed-related attributes or processes.

Grammatical usage: Siewnego serves as an attributive modifier in genitive constructions. For masculine singular nouns, it is used in the genitive (e.g., materiał siewnego), while feminine and neuter forms have their own genitive inflections (feminine siewnej, neuter siewnego). In plural, the genitive form typically becomes siewnych. The exact form depends on the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

Contexts: The term occurs mainly in technical, agricultural, or seed-trade writings where properties of seeds, sowing methods, or seed materials are described. It helps specify that the referenced item is related to sowing or seed rather than to other agricultural aspects.

Note: Siewnego does not denote a standalone concept or proper noun; it is a grammatical inflection of the adjective siewny used to express a relation to sowing or seed within phrases. See also siewny and related agricultural terminology for additional context.