klasztornych

Klasztornych is a form of the Polish adjective related to monasteries. It denotes that something belongs to, or is connected with, a monastery or cloister. The adjective is derived from the noun klasztor (monastery) and is routinely used to describe religious houses, their property, architecture, or traditions.

In Polish, klasztornych is the genitive plural and the accusative plural form of the adjective klasztorny. For example, in phrases describing objects associated with multiple monasteries, one might encounter expressions like fragmenty klasztornych murów (fragments of monastery walls) or dobra klasztornych zakonów (property of monastic orders). The base forms include klasztorny (masculine singular), klasztorna (feminine singular), and klasztorne (neuter singular or plural neuter and feminine plural in some cases). The language employs different endings for gender and case, and klasztornych specifically marks certain plural cases.

Common contexts for its use include history, art history, archaeology, religious studies, and heritage documentation, where researchers describe architectural styles, archives, or relics tied to monasteries. The term is neutral and descriptive, rather than evaluative, and it helps distinguish monastery-related features from secular ones.

See also: klasztor, klasztorny, architektura klasztorna, dziedzictwo klasztorne. In Polish usage, the choice of form depends on the grammatical case and number of the noun it qualifies.