elektronicznego

elektronicznego is the masculine genitive singular form of the Polish adjective “elektroniczny,” which translates to “electronic” in English. The term is commonly encountered in Polish-language technical literature, product labeling, and academic writing to denote objects, systems, or processes that operate on the principles of electronics. In Polish grammar, the genitive case is used to indicate possession, origin, or association, so “elektronicznego” typically appears in phrases such as “systemu elektronicznego” (electronic system), “urządzenia elektronicznego” (electronic device), or “technologii elektronicznego” (electronic technology).

The adjective “elektroniczny” derives from the Greek root “electron,” meaning amber, from which the concept of electricity originated. In contemporary usage, it encompasses a broad range of technologies, including semiconductor components, digital circuits, microprocessors, and embedded systems. Polish standards and regulations often employ the genitive form when describing compliance requirements, for example, “normy bezpieczeństwa urządzenia elektronicznego” (safety standards for an electronic device).

In the context of education and research, “elektronicznego” appears in the titles of curricula and dissertations, such as “Projektowanie układów elektronicznego” (design of electronic circuits) or “Analiza sygnałów elektronicznego systemu pomiarowego” (analysis of signals in an electronic measurement system). The widespread use of the term reflects Poland’s active participation in the global electronics industry, which includes manufacturing, software development, and innovation in areas such as telecommunications, automation, and Internet‑of‑Things (IoT) solutions.

Overall, “elektronicznego” functions as a grammatical marker that links the concept of electronics to various nouns, underscoring the pervasive role of electronic technology in modern Polish society and industry.