globalne

Globalne is a Polish adjective used to express that something is global or on a planetary scale. It is derived from the root global- (from Latin globus, globe) and has entered modern Polish through influences from other European languages as part of the widening vocabulary around globalization. The word is closely linked to the noun globalization (globalizacja) and to broader discussions of world-spanning phenomena.

In Polish grammar, globalny is the base form, with globalne serving as the neuter singular and feminine plural form, and also as the plural form for non-masculine nouns. The masculine personal plural form is globalni. This means phrases like globalne problemy (global problems), globalne zmiany (global changes), or globalne tendencje (global trends) are correct and common, while globalni partnerzy would be used for a masculine personal plural subject.

Globalne is widely used across disciplines such as politics, economics, science, and cultural studies to describe issues, systems, or processes that affect or originate beyond national borders. It frequently appears in contexts discussing globalization, international cooperation, climate change, global health, and the global economy, where a planetary scope or cross-border implications are emphasized.

See also: globalization (globalizacja), global, globalizacja, world-scale.