elektrycznego

Elektrycznego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective elektryczny, meaning electric. It is not a standalone noun, but a declined form used to describe a noun in the genitive case. The form is common in technical and scientific language, where electricity-related nouns often appear in phrases such as napięcia elektrycznego (of electric voltage), sygnału elektrycznego (of an electric signal), or obwodu elektrycznego (of an electric circuit).

Grammatical role and usage patterns: In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. Elektrycznego specifically marks genitive singular for masculine and neuter nouns, and it appears in many compound noun phrases that express properties, measurements, or classifications related to electricity. The feminine genitive singular form is elektrycznej, and other cases use different endings (e.g., elektryczny in nominative).

Origins: The adjective elektryczny derives from elektryczność (electricity) and ultimately from the stem linked to elektron, a term with roots in Greek. The development of the word mirrors the historical spread of electrical science and engineering in Polish, with the noun elektryczność forming the basis for related adjectives and nouns such as elektryczny and elektryczność.

Related terms: elektryczny, elektryczność, elektryka, and related compound formations commonly occur in technical writing, laboratory notes, and educational material. See also terminology related to electricity and electrical engineering in Polish.