aktowej

Aktowej is the feminine singular inflected form of the Polish adjective aktowy, which means relating to acts, records, or files. In Polish grammar, aktowy declines to aktowa in the nominative feminine singular, and to aktowej in the genitive or dative feminine singular. Thus aktowej appears mainly in phrases where a feminine noun governed by the adjective is in the genitive or dative case, or as part of fixed expressions in administrative language.

In usage, aktowy and its forms are common in legal, archival, and public administration contexts. They describe things connected with acts, records, or case files. Examples of related terms include teczka aktowa (a file folder for records), karta aktowa (a file card), and opis aktowy (a record description). The core noun for these concepts is akt, which means act or record, and its plural akta is widely used in reference to official documents and archival materials.

Because aktowej is an inflected form rather than a standalone concept, it appears primarily as part of phrases modifying feminine nouns. Its exact form is determined by the case required in a sentence. In everyday language, speakers may instead use the base adjective aktowy or the more direct nouns akta and teczka aktowa, depending on the syntactic context.

See also: akt (document), akta, teczka aktowa, opis aktowy. Notes on usage are typically found in Polish grammar references or administrative Polish style guides. If you intended a different sense of “aktowej,” please specify the domain (legal, archival, or linguistic) for a more targeted entry.