Sojuszniczka

Sojuszniczka is a Polish noun meaning a female ally. It refers to a woman who is part of an alliance or who cooperates with another person, group, or state in pursuit of shared objectives. The term is the feminine form of sojusznik (male ally) and is used primarily in political, military, diplomatic, and historical contexts, as well as in journalism and literature.

The usage is neutral and descriptive, indicating affiliation with an alliance rather than a particular role or level of influence. Plural forms include sojuszniczki (for groups of women) and sojusznicy (for groups that are male, mixed, or generic). The feminine form emphasizes gender when relevant but does not change the basic meaning of ally.

In practice, sojuszniczka can describe a woman who stands as an ally of a country, party, movement, or organization, especially in coalitions or joint operations. For example, a nation’s sojuszniczka in a defense pact would be a female ally within that framework. The term can also appear in historical narratives or literary contexts to highlight individual female cooperation within an alliance.

See also: sojusz, sojusznik, sojusznictwo, ally.