dalszej

Dalszej is not a standalone lexical item in Polish; it is a grammatical form of the adjective dalszy (and its feminine singular form dalsza). Specifically, dalszej is the feminine singular form used in genitive, dative, and locative cases. In combination with prepositions such as w, it commonly appears in the locative, for example in phrases like w dalszej części or w dalszej okolicy. The form expresses a sense of “further,” “additional,” or “in the more distant part of” depending on the noun it accompanies.

Morphology and usage follow Polish adjective declension. The base adjective dalszy denotes distance or degree in a comparative sense (dalszy than dalszy another). The feminine singular form dalszej is required wherever the feminine noun it modifies is in genitive, dative, or locative singular, or when used in fixed phrases with prepositions that govern these cases. In other gender and number forms, other endings are used (dalsza, dalsze, etc.), while dalszej itself cannot stand alone as a word with a separate meaning.

Etymology and related forms: dalszej derives from the root dal- meaning far or distant, shared with related words such as daleki (distant) and dalej (further). It is connected to the broader semantic field of distance, progression, and sequence in Polish. The adverbial equivalent dal- forms include dalej, which is distinct in function from the adjectival form dalszej.

See also: dalszy, dalsza, dalsze, dalej, daleki.