magnetycznej

Magnetycznej is a form of the Polish adjective magnetyczny, meaning magnetic. It is feminine singular and appears in the genitive, dative, or locative cases. This form is used when describing a feminine noun in a sentence where the noun requires one of these cases. The corresponding base for a feminine subject in the nominative is magnetyczna, while the masculine and neuter forms are magnetyczny and magnetyczne, respectively.

In practice, magnetycznej occurs in phrases such as: właściwości magnetycznej substancji (the magnetic properties of a substance) in genitive; do magnetycznej techniki (to magnetic technology) following a preposition that governs the genitive; w magnetycznej gałęzi (in a magnetic branch/field) in locative. These examples illustrate how the adjective agrees with the gender and case of the noun it modifies.

The term derives from the Greek magnetikos and entered Polish through Latin and other European languages, reflecting its use in science and engineering. In scientific Polish, magnetycznej is typically encountered as part of phrases describing phenomena or materials related to magnetism, such as pole magnetyczne (magnetic field) or właściwości magnetyczne (magnetic properties). While magnetycznej itself is a grammatical form, its correct use is essential for precise, neutral technical writing, ensuring that adjectives align with the gender and case of the nouns they describe.