deklinacyjnego

Deklinacyjnego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective deklinacyjny, which means related to declension or inflection. It appears in linguistic and grammatical contexts when the noun it modifies is in the genitive singular. As an adjective, deklinacyjny declines like other adjectives and agrees with the gender, number, and case of the noun it describes.

Morphology and usage: For masculine and neuter nouns in genitive singular, the form is deklinacyjnego. For feminine nouns in genitive singular, the form is deklinacyjnej. This distinction follows standard Polish adjective declension patterns. The term is most often found in scholarly or technical texts discussing inflection, declension classes, or linguistic analysis.

Examples of usage: systemu deklinacyjnego, meaning “of the declension system,” where system is masculine and in genitive singular and deklinacyjnego agrees with it. Another example is aspektu deklinacyjnego, meaning “an aspect of declension,” with aspect in masculine genitive singular. Such phrases illustrate how the genitive singular form deklinacyjnego functions to express relationships of origin, type, or characteristic in Polish grammar.

Relation to broader terminology: deklinacyjnego is derived from deklinacja (declension) and is part of the broader set of terms describing inflection, including deklinacyjny (the base adjective) and related nouns such as deklinacja and odmiana. The form is primarily a grammatical tool rather than a standalone concept, serving to specify “of declension” in linguistic descriptions.