czteropatkowe

"Czteropatkowe" is a Polish adjective that translates to "four-story" or "four-floored" in English. It is used to describe buildings, structures, or any entity that possesses four distinct levels or floors. The term is derived from the Polish words "cztery" meaning "four" and "piętrowe" meaning "floored" or "story."

This adjective is commonly encountered when discussing architecture, real estate, or urban planning in Poland. For instance, one might refer to a "czteropatkowy budynek mieszkalny" (a four-story residential building) or a "czteropatkowe centrum handlowe" (a four-story shopping center). The usage of "czteropatkowe" is straightforward and purely descriptive, indicating the vertical dimension of the object in question. It does not carry any connotations of quality, style, or condition, solely focusing on the number of floors. The adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies, with common variations including "czteropiętrowy" (masculine), "czteropiętrowa" (feminine), and "czteropiętrowe" (neuter or plural).