liturgiczn

Liturgiczn is not a standalone headword in standard Polish dictionaries. It is the stem form of the Polish adjective liturgiczny, which means liturgical and pertains to the liturgy, the public worship and rites of a religious community. The masculine singular nominative form liturgiczny is commonly used in everyday language, while the feminine liturgiczna and neuter liturgiczne appear in agreement with the nouns they modify. Other inflected forms arise from the stem liturgicz- (for example, liturgicznego, liturgicznej, liturgicznym, liturgiczną, liturgiczne).

Origin and formation: liturgiczny is formed with the noun base liturg- from liturgia, via the suffix -iczny, a productive pattern in Polish for creating adjectives meaning “pertaining to.” The stem liturgicz- appears across various inflectional forms in sentences and articles.

Usage and context: liturgiczny describes things connected with liturgy, such as texts, rituals, or language used in worship. Common expressions include kalendarz liturgiczny (liturgical calendar), muzyka liturgiczna (liturgical music), and słowa liturgiczne (liturgical words). The term is frequent in religious studies, church documentation, historical descriptions of rites, and analyses of ecclesiastical language.

Relation to related terms: liturgia is the root noun meaning “liturgy,” from which the adjective liturgiczny is derived. In English-language contexts, the equivalent term is liturgical. Polish discussions may also reference liturgiczny style or liturgiczny language when distinguishing ceremonial usage from secular or profane domains.

See also: liturgia; liturgy; liturgiczny; liturgicznie (as an adverbial form in some constructions).