Wspólnotowej

Wspólnotowej is a morphological form of the Polish adjective wspólnotowy, meaning related to a community or communal. It is the feminine singular form used in the genitive and dative cases. As an adjective, it functions as a modifier rather than a standalone noun and agrees with the gender and case of the noun it describes.

In practice, wspólnotowej appears in phrases where a feminine noun is in genitive or dative case, signaling relation to a community. For example, in the genitive phrase brak wspólnotowej własności (a lack of communal property), or in contexts such as członek rady wspólnotowej (a member of the community council). The form is common in administrative, legal, and real estate language, particularly in discussions about housing communities, cooperatives, and local governance.

Etymology-wise, wspólnotowej derives from the noun wspólnota (community) with the suffix -owy/-owa to form an adjective denoting belonging or relation. This reflects the broader Polish system of adjective agreement, where endings change to match the gender, number, and case of the noun.

Usage note: Polish adjectives decline by gender, number, and case. Therefore, wspólnotowej appears whenever a feminine noun is in genitive or dative and the speaker intends to express an attribute tied to a community. It is not a separate noun, but a grammatical form of an adjective used in specific syntactic positions.

See also: wspólnota, wspólnotowy.