konsertowa

Konsertowa is a Polish adjective used to denote something related to a concert. It is the feminine singular form derived from the noun koncert (a concert) and the suffix -owa, which forms adjectives that describe attributes of feminine nouns. In standard Polish the corresponding form is koncertowa; konsertowa can appear as a nonstandard variant, dialectal spelling, or in brand names and unofficial usages.

Common usage includes describing places and activities connected with performances. Examples include sala koncertowa, meaning a concert hall, and trasa koncertowa, meaning a concert tour. The masculine form is koncertowy and the neuter form koncertowe, used with masculine and neuter nouns, respectively. The adjective thus agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

Toponymy and cultural contexts: in some locales, elements derived from koncert are used in street, district, or venue names to evoke musical or cultural associations. While names vary by place, the pattern of using concert-related terminology in toponymy is recognizable in Polish-speaking regions.

Etymology: the noun koncert is borrowed into Polish from the historical European lexicon, ultimately tracing to Latin concertus via French and other Romance sources. The adjective konsertowa/kontroverted forms share the same root, signaling a relation to concert activity and venues. See also: koncert, koncertowy, sala koncertowa, trasa koncertowa.