gospodarczej

Gospodarczej is the feminine singular inflected form of the Polish adjective gospodarczy, meaning related to economy, economics, or administration. It is used to describe feminine nouns and appears in several grammatical cases.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. The feminine singular form gospodarczej is used in genitive, dative, and locative cases. For example: in the phrase ustawy gospodarczej (of an economic law) [genitive], dla działalności gospodarczej (for economic activity) [genitive], and o polityce gospodarczej (about economic policy) [locative]. The nominative feminine singular form is gospodarcza, while the instrumental is gospodarcą.

Etymologically, gospodarczej derives from gospodarczy, itself from gospodarstwo, meaning household management or estate, and by extension matters of the economy and administration. The semantic range includes both broad notions of economic or managerial affairs and more specific references to policy, industry, business, and domestic administration, depending on the noun it modifies.

Usage notes: gospodarczej commonly appears in formal or technical texts, policy documents, and legal language where precise agreement with feminine nouns is required. It coexists with other gendered forms of the adjective to convey nuances such as the scope (economic vs. domestic) and the grammatical role within a sentence. Typical collocations include polityce gospodarczej, działalności gospodarczej, and ustawy gospodarczej, illustrating its role in describing policies, activities, and statutes related to the economy or management.