greckiego

Greckiego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective grecki, meaning "Greek" or "of Greece." It appears in contexts that require the genitive case, typically before masculine or neuter nouns in the genitive singular, and in feminine nouns as greckiej.

Etymology and background: The adjective grecki derives from the noun Grek (Greeks) and ultimately from Latin Graecus, which in turn comes from Ancient Greek Graikós. Through historical development in Polish, the base form grecki evolved into distinct inflectional endings, including greckiego in the genitive singular: masculine and neuter, grecka in the nominative feminine, and greckie in the nominative neuter plural forms of the adjective.

Morphology and usage: As an attributive or predicative adjective, grecki agrees with the noun it modifies. The genitive singular form greckiego is used after numbers, certain prepositions, and in constructions requiring genitive case, for example: "języka greckiego" (of the Greek language), "kultury greckiej" (of Greek culture), "bez greckiego alfabetu" (without the Greek alphabet). It can also appear in phrases describing origin, material, or affiliation tied to Greece.

Examples: "język grecki," "kultura grecka," "autor greckiego pochodzenia," "fragment greckiego tekstu," "greckiego pochodzenia mieszkańcy."

See also: grecki, Grecja, Grek, Greka, Greckie.

Notes: Greckiego is not a standalone noun but a grammatical inflection of the adjective grecki. Its precise form depends on gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies.