lekarskie

Lekarskie is a Polish adjective meaning medical or related to doctors and medical practice. It is used to describe things connected with medicine, health care, or the medical profession, and it appears in a variety of compound nouns and phrases.

In Polish, lekarskie agrees with the noun it modifies and changes form according to gender and number. The base forms are lekarski (masculine singular), lekarska (feminine singular), and lekarskie (neuter singular or all plural forms). For example, szka lekarska means medical school (feminine singular), badania lekarskie means medical examinations (neuter plural or generic plural), and urzadzenia lekarskie means medical devices (neuter plural). Similarly, dyplom lekarski denotes a medical degree (masculine singular), and świadectwo lekarskie denotes a medical certificate (neuter singular).

Lekarskie is frequently used in everyday medical and administrative language. It appears in descriptions of equipment and facilities (sprzęt lekarski, placówka lekarska), in professional designations (publikacje lekarskie, praktyka lekarska), as well as in academic and regulatory contexts (szkoła lekarska, zawód lekarza). The term helps distinguish medical-related matters from other fields by signaling a direct relation to medicine or medical professionals.

In parallel usage, the more general synonym medyczny describes medical aspects without the same professional connotation. Lekarskie often emphasizes aspects tied to doctors, their practice, or the clinical side of health care, whereas medyczny can be broader, covering medical science, services, and products. The term is widely understood in Poland and is standard in both formal and informal contexts.