dekoracyjnego

"dekoracyjnego" is a form of the Polish adjective "dekoracyjny," which means "decorative" or "ornamental." The adjective describes objects, elements or features intended mainly for aesthetic effect rather than primary function, and is commonly used in contexts such as interior design, visual arts, landscaping (e.g., rośliny dekoracyjne — decorative plants), fashion and applied crafts.

Grammatically, "dekoracyjnego" is the genitive singular form for masculine and neuter nouns. It also appears as the accusative singular form for masculine animate nouns because Polish uses the genitive form for accusative of animate masculine. Examples: "brak dekoracyjnego elementu" (the lack of a decorative element) — genitive, and "widziałem dekoracyjnego ptaka" (I saw a decorative bird) — accusative animate.

Etymologically, "dekoracyjny" derives from the noun "dekoracja" (decoration), which in turn traces back to Latin roots related to adornment and was mediated into Polish through European languages. Synonyms in Polish include "ozdobny" and, in some registers, "ozdobny" and "ornamentalny," though each carries slightly different stylistic or contextual connotations.

Usage notes: as an adjective, "dekoracyjnego" must agree in gender, number and case with the noun it modifies; the full declension follows standard Polish adjective patterns. The term is widely used in commercial descriptions, design discourse and everyday speech to distinguish items meant for display from those designed for utility.