Wojenna

Wojenna is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective wojenny, meaning "military" or "war-related." It is used to describe feminine nouns and agrees with the noun in gender, number, and case.

In Polish, wojenny derives from the noun wojna (war) and a standard adjectival suffix. Wojenna represents the feminine form, while masculine and neuter forms are wojenny and wojenne, respectively. As an inflected adjective, wo ienna does not stand alone as a noun but modifies feminine nouns in phrases and headings.

Usage of wojenna is common in historical, military, and security contexts. It appears in expressions that denote war-related aspects of culture, history, or artifacts. For example, phrases such as historia wojenna (military history) or kultura wojenna (war-related culture) illustrate its adjectival function with feminine nouns.

The word is typically written lowercase unless it begins a sentence or appears in a title where capitalization rules apply. It should not be confused with proper names or with masculine or neuter forms of the same root.

See also: wojna (war), wojenny (masculine form of the adjective), wojenne (neuter form).