dwukolorowej

Dwukolorowej is a form of the Polish adjective dwukolorowy, meaning two-colored or bićolor. The base meaning describes objects that display two distinct colors, often used in design, textiles, heraldry, flags, and patterns. The word appears in contexts where a feminine noun is being described, and its form changes with case and number as part of standard Polish agreement.

Etymology and relation to similar terms. The adjective is built from the prefix dwu- meaning two and kolor, color, plus the typical Polish adjectival ending -owy. It belongs to a broader set of color-based descriptors such as jednobarwny (monochromatic) and trójkolorowy (three-colored). The form dwukolorowej specifically is the feminine singular genitive, as well as the feminine singular locative in many constructions, and it appears in other cases in its corresponding feminine forms.

Grammar and usage notes. Dwukolorowy declines like a regular Polish adjective. For feminine nouns, the nominative is dwukolorowa, while the genitive, dative, and locative singular often use dwukolorowej; the accusative feminine singular is usually dwukolorową. In plural, corresponding forms adapt to gender and case in the same way as other adjectives. The form dwukolorowej is therefore common in phrases such as dwukolorowej fladze (on the two-colored flag) or dwukolorowej koszulce (on the two-colored T-shirt).

Examples. Dwukolorowa flaga została zawieszona na maszcie. Na dwukolorowej koszulce widnieje charakterystyczny wzór. These usages illustrate how the adjective describes objects with two colors and agrees with the gender and case of the noun it modifies.