lepkiej

Lepkiej is the feminine singular inflection of the Polish adjective lepki, meaning sticky or tacky. It is not a standalone lexical item but a grammatical form used to modify feminine nouns in certain cases, most commonly in the genitive and dative, and also appearing in the locative when describing textures or materials.

In practice, lepki changes form to lepkiej when describing a feminine noun in the relevant case. Examples include phrases such as kol or kolor lepkiej masy (the color of a sticky mass), na lepkiej powierzchni (on a sticky surface), or w tej lepkiej substancji (in this sticky substance). These uses show how lepkiej functions to agree with the gender and case of the noun it accompanies.

The form reflects Polish morphology rather than constituting a separate concept. It appears in everyday language, technical descriptions of adhesives or viscous substances, and descriptive writing about textures where stickiness is relevant. Its root, lep-, is shared with related adjectives describing adhesion properties and does not imply a distinct entry beyond grammatical inflection.

Note that lepkiej is not a widely recognized proper noun or name. If encountered as a capitalized form, it is typically the result of grammatical capitalization in a sentence rather than a designated title or entity. For related information, see lepki, Polish grammar, and adjectives in Polish.