Tudentka

Tudentka is not recognized as a standard term in Polish. It is typically a misspelling or typographic error of the feminine noun studentka, which denotes a female student, usually at a university or other higher education institution. The noun studentka is formed from the masculine noun student with the feminine suffix -ka, following regular Polish noun formation patterns.

Standard usage: In Polish orthography, the correct feminine form is studentka. Example: She is a law student. In plural, female students are called studentki. For mixed groups of students, the masculine plural studenci is often used as the default form, or one can explicitly say studenci i studentki to indicate a mixed group.

For younger students or in school settings, the term uczennica (female pupil) or uczniowie (pupils) is used, depending on the level of education.

Origin and frequency: The word studentka derives from the Latin studēns via the Polish stem student. Tudentka is more likely to appear due to typos in digital text or as a creative or humorous variation, but it is generally considered incorrect in standard Polish.

See also: student, studentka, uczennica.