ludzkiego

Ludzkiego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective ludzki, meaning human or humane. In Polish grammar, adjectives decline by gender, number, and case, so ludzkiego appears when the modified noun is masculine personal or neuter in the genitive singular. The feminine genitive singular form is ludzkiej, and the genitive plural for all genders is ludzkich.

The root of the word is lud-, meaning people or humanity, with the common adjective-forming suffix -ski. Thus ludzkiego derives from the same base as related terms such as ludzkość (humankind) and ludzki (human, manly in a broader sense).

Ludzkiego is frequently used to describe human-related phenomena or qualities in a construct where the governing noun is in genitive: for example, ludzkiego zachowania (human behavior), ludzkiego gatunku (the human species), or ludzkiego cierpienia (human suffering). In philosophical, ethical, or legal texts it can appear in expressions discussing human nature, rights, or dignity, often in contrast to non-human or abstract concepts.

Notes on usage: ludzkiego contrasts with ludzkiej in feminine contexts (ludzkiej) and with ludzkich in plural contexts (ludzkich). The choice of form follows standard Polish gender and case rules, and the meaning remains anchored in humanity or human-related attributes.