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krótka

Krótka is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective krótki, meaning "short." It is used to describe feminine nouns and agrees with the noun in gender and number. For example, krótsza would be the masculine form? No, krótka describes a feminine noun such as spódnica (skirt): krótka spódnica means a short skirt. The word also appears in predicative constructions, as in ta spódnica jest krótka (this skirt is short).

In Polish grammar, adjectives like krótka decline to reflect grammatical case as well as gender and number.

Beyond its ordinary adjectival use, Krótka can function as a proper noun in Polish onomastics. It may

See also: krótszy (comparative form), najkrótszy (superlative form), krótko (adverb meaning “briefly” or “shortly”).

For
feminine
singular,
the
base
form
is
krótka;
in
genitive
and
locative
it
becomes
krótkiej,
in
dative
also
krótkiej,
and
in
accusative
and
instrumental
it
becomes
krótką.
The
corresponding
neuter
and
plural
forms
differ
(e.g.,
krótkie
for
neuter
plural).
The
comparative
form
is
krótsza
and
the
superlative
najkrótsza.
appear
as
a
surname
for
women,
with
the
masculine
form
being
Krótki.
As
a
toponym,
it
can
also
be
used
as
the
name
of
places
in
Poland,
where
capitalization
marks
it
as
a
geographic
name
rather
than
an
ordinary
adjective.