cukrowej

Cukrowej is a Polish adjective form meaning sugar-related or sugary, used as the feminine singular form in certain cases. It is not a stand-alone noun but a grammatical form of the adjective cukrowy. In practice, cukrowej appears in sentences where a feminine noun is governed by a case such as genitive, dative, or locative.

Morphology and usage. The base adjective cukrowy declines like a regular Polish adjective. The form cukrowej specifically marks feminine nouns in the genitive singular, as well as the dative singular and locative singular in some constructions. Examples of its use include phrases describing properties, contents, or associations related to sugar, typically with feminine nouns such as zawartość (content), jakość (quality), or substancja (substance).

Etymology. The form derives from the stem cukr- taken from cukier (sugar) with the common adjectival suffix -owy, yielding cukrowy, and its feminine forms, including cukrowa (nominative singular) and cukrowej (genitive/dative/locative singular).

Typical contexts. In technical, nutritional, or descriptive writing, cukrowej can appear in phrases like “cukrowej zawartości” (of sugar content) or “cukrowej jakości” (of sugar quality), where it modifies a feminine noun in a dependent case. It may also occur in locative constructions after prepositions.

Related terms. See also cukrowy for the base masculine form and cukrowa for the feminine nominative singular. The root remains connected to sugar and its properties in Polish usage.