Weekendowa

Weekendowa is a Polish adjective meaning weekend-related or intended for the weekend. It is the feminine singular form of the base adjective weekendowy, and it is used to modify feminine nouns such as oferta, gazeta, kolacja, or kolekcja. The term reflects the influence of the English word weekend, adapted into Polish grammatical patterns.

Etymology and usage context: weekendowa derives from weekendowy, which in turn comes from the English weekend. In Polish, weekend-related expressions appear across media, commerce, and everyday language to label events, products, or schedules tied to the weekend period. The form changes with the gender and number of the noun it describes, with weekendowa used for feminine singular nouns, weekendowe for neuter or plural, and weekendowy for masculine singular.

Common phrases: weekendowa oferta (weekend offer), gazeta weekendowa (the weekend newspaper, or weekend edition), kolacja weekendowa (weekend dinner), or kolekcja weekendowa (weekend collection). Other forms include program weekendowy (weekend program) or wydanie weekendowe (weekend edition), where the neuter noun wydanie takes the weekendowe form.

Pronunciation and nuance: the term signals temporality and a marketing or cultural orientation toward the weekend rather than a fixed calendar item. It can describe activities, services, or content designed for Friday through Sunday, or announced specifically for weekends.

See also: weekend, weekend edition, weekend marketing, Polish adjectives and gender agreement.