koalicyjny

The Polish adjective "koalicyjny" translates to "coalition" in English. It is used to describe something related to a coalition, which is typically an alliance or agreement between two or more parties, groups, or individuals for a common purpose.

In political contexts, "koalicyjny" is frequently used to refer to a coalition government. This occurs when no single political party wins an outright majority in an election, necessitating cooperation between several parties to form a government. A "rząd koalicyjny" would be a coalition government. Similarly, a "partia koalicyjna" is a party that is part of a coalition. Agreements and negotiations between these parties are often described as "rozmowy koalicyjne" (coalition talks).

Beyond politics, the term can be applied to other situations where different entities come together. For example, a "projekt koalicyjny" might refer to a joint project undertaken by several organizations. The core meaning remains that of collaboration and shared effort among multiple parties to achieve a specific objective. The adjective emphasizes the nature of this joint enterprise.