kamiennym

Kamiennym is a Polish word that translates to "stone" in English. It is derived from the Proto-Slavic word "kamenъ," which is also the root for the English word "stone." The term "kamiennym" can be used as an adjective to describe something made of stone, such as a "kamiennym budynek" (stone building) or a "kamiennym most" (stone bridge). It can also be used as a noun to refer to a person or object that is associated with stone, like a "kamiennym rzeźbiarz" (stone sculptor) or a "kamiennym posąg" (stone statue).

In Polish, "kamiennym" is the masculine, singular form of the adjective. The feminine singular form is "kamienna," and the neuter singular form is "kamienne." The plural form for all genders is "kamienne." The noun form, "kamienny," is masculine and refers to a person or object that is associated with stone.

The word "kamiennym" is commonly used in Polish to describe natural formations, architectural structures, and artistic works that incorporate stone. It is also used in a more abstract sense to describe something that is solid, unyielding, or unchanging, similar to the English word "stone." For example, a "kamiennym sercem" (stone heart) can be used to describe someone who is unyielding or unchanging in their emotions.