grecka

Grecka is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective grecki, meaning "Greek" or "of Greece." It is used to describe feminine nouns that relate to Greece or Greek origin. In everyday Polish, it precedes the noun and agrees in gender, for example grecka kultura (Greek culture), grecka mitologia (Greek mythology), or grecka sztuka (Greek art).

Polish adjectives show gender and number agreement, so the masculine form is grecki and the neuter or plural form is greckie. The feminine form grecka thus appears only with feminine nouns. The word can also appear in phrases about the Greek language or Greece more broadly, though the common noun for Greece itself is Grecja and not formed as a direct feminine adjective.

In usage, grecka is typically written lowercase in standard prose. Uppercase form Grecka is generally reserved for titles, headings, or when it appears at the beginning of a sentence or as part of a proper name in specialized contexts.

Notes and related terms: the adjective grecki accompanies nouns to indicate Greek origin, culture, or characteristics. For reference, common related terms include Grecja (Greece) and grecki (masculine form). The feminine form grecka is one component of the broader system of Polish adjective agreement used to describe feminine nouns connected with Greece.