chronionej

Chronionej is the feminine singular inflected form of the Polish adjective chroniony, meaning protected. In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. For feminine singular, the genitive, dative, and locative forms often share the ending -ej, producing chronionej. This form functions as a normal grammatical ending rather than a standalone word and appears only when describing a feminine noun.

Examples of usage include o chronionej osobie (about a protected person), w chronionej strefie (in a protected zone), and chronionej informacji (the protected information, in phrases such as data protection or confidentiality contexts). The nominative feminine form is chroniona, while masculine and neuter forms are chroniony and chronione, respectively. The form chronionej may occur in various formal sentences, especially in legal, administrative, or technical language.

Chronionej often arises in discussions of protection, safety, privacy, and confidentiality. It signals that the described noun is safeguarded or guarded by some rule, authority, or measure. Because Polish adjectives decline to reflect case, the exact ending of chronionej depends on the grammatical role of the noun in the sentence, but the -ej ending is common for feminine singular in genitive, dative, and locative forms.