apostolska

Apostolska is a term found in the Polish language that can refer to an adjective, a surname, or a component of place names. As an adjective, apostolska is the feminine singular form of apostolski, meaning “apostolic” or “of the apostles.” It agrees with feminine nouns, for example in phrases like tradycja apostolska. The related forms include apostolski (masculine), apostolskie (neuter/plural), and apostolscy (masculine personal plural). The root apostol comes from the Greek apostolos meaning “apostle,” via Latin apostolus, with the suffix -ski/-ska forming adjectives and surnames.

As a surname: Apostolska is the feminine form of the surname Apostolski, used by women; men bear Apostolski, and families may be referred to as Apostolscy in the plural.

Toponyms: It can be part of toponymy or street names in Polish-speaking areas, though by itself it is not a widely used standalone geographic name.

Usage note: In Polish discourse, apostolska alone is rarely a standalone noun; it appears as part of larger phrases or in genealogical or linguistic contexts.