jajnikowe

Jajnikowe is a Polish adjective meaning ovarian or relating to the ovaries. It is used in anatomical, medical, and biological terminology to describe structures, tissues, conditions, or processes connected with the ovaries.

In medical and scientific contexts, jajnikowe appears in phrases such as choroby jajnikowe (ovarian diseases), nowotwory jajnikowe (ovarian tumors), funkcje jajnikowe (ovarian functions), and tkanki jajnikowe (ovarian tissues). It can also be used with specific ovarian structures, for example pęcherzyki jajnikowe (ovarian follicles). The term helps distinguish ovarian origin from other reproductive or systemic references.

Etymology and grammar: the adjective jajnikowe is formed from the noun jajnik (ovary) with the adjectival suffix -owe, and it agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. In practice, you will see forms like jajnikowy (masculine), jajnikowa (feminine), and jajnikowe (neuter or plural), depending on the surrounding noun. The word is primarily found in Polish-language medical and anatomical literature and educational texts dealing with reproductive biology in humans and animals. See also jajnik, gonady, ginekologia.