deszczowe

Deszczowe is a Polish adjective meaning "rainy" or "rain-related." It is derived from the noun deszcz (rain) with the adjectival suffix -owy, and it is used to describe nouns that pertain to rain.

In Polish grammar, deszczowe inflects to agree with the gender and number of the noun it modifies. For example, deszczowe powietrze (rainy air) uses the neuter form, deszczowa pogoda (rainy weather) uses the feminine form, and deszczowy dzień (rainy day) uses the masculine form. This reflects the standard system of adjective agreement in Polish.

Deszczowe is common in everyday speech as well as in meteorology and weather reporting. It is used to describe current conditions, forecasts, and longer patterns of precipitation, and it can contribute to imagery in literature and media.

In Polish geography, Deszczowe has been used as a place name for settlements, reflecting historical associations with rainfall or local climate. As a toponym, it forms part of the broader set of Polish names derived from weather-related words.

See also: deszcz, pogoda, klimat.