komercyjnego

Komercyjnego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective komercyjny, meaning “commercial” or “related to commerce.” It is used to describe nouns in contexts requiring the genitive case, or after prepositions that govern genitive. In everyday language, you may encounter phrases such as rynek komercyjnego towaru or koszt komercyjnego przedsięwzięcia, where komercyjnego accompanies a masculine or neuter noun in the genitive.

Etymology and development: The adjective komercyjny derives from the noun komercja (commerce), which in turn traces back to Latin commercium. The term has entered Polish economic, legal, and administrative vocabulary via multiple historical channels, including French and German, and has become a standard part of contemporary language used to denote activity, goods, or sectors tied to business and trade.

Usage and contexts: In modern Polish, komercyjny is used to distinguish business-oriented or market-related phenomena from non-commercial ones (niekomercyjny). It appears in a wide range of expressions, such as rynek komercyjny (commercial market), sektor komercyjny (commercial sector), and oprogramowanie komercyjne (commercial software). As an inflected form, komercyjnego commonly appears with masculine or neuter nouns in genitive, e.g., cena komercyjnego produktu, koszt komercyjnego przedsięwzięcia.

Related terms: The noun komercja denotes commerce; related adjectives include komercyjny, niekomercyjny, and komercjalizacja (commercialization). The word is frequent in business, marketing, law, and public discourse, where distinctions between commercial and non-commercial activities or products are important.