burzowa

Burzowa is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective burzowy, meaning storm-related or stormy. It is used to describe weather, atmospheric phenomena, or conditions associated with a storm. The term derives from the noun burza (storm) with the common adjectival suffix -owa; related forms include burzowy (masculine) and burzowe (neuter).

In everyday language and meteorology, burzowa is used in phrases such as burzowa pogoda (stormy weather) and chmura burzowa (a storm cloud). It can also describe a mood or atmosphere in literature or journalism, conveying a dramatic, turbulent, or unsettled character. The word is general and does not specify the intensity or duration of a storm; for more precise descriptions one would use terms like gwałtowna burza (violent storm) or intensywna burza (intense storm).

As a semantic field, burzowa belongs to a broader set of storm-related descriptors built from the noun burza, and it appears in weather reports, educational texts, and creative writing. The masculine and neuter counterparts are burzowy and burzowe, allowing agreement with different nouns.

See also: burza, burzowy.