masowego

Masowy is a Polish adjective meaning related to a mass, large-scale, or produced in bulk. It is used in contexts such as mass production, mass media, mass culture, and mass markets. The term appears in many compound expressions describing phenomena or goods aimed at or generated for a wide audience or for wide-scale deployment.

As a common descriptive word, masowy can modify nouns of any gender, and it declines according to Polish grammar. The genitive singular masculine and neuter form is masowego, while the genitive singular feminine form is masowej. In other plural and other case forms, the endings differ according to standard adjective declension rules. This pattern allows masowy to appear in phrases where the head noun is in genitive or in other cases, matching the noun it describes.

Usage examples include kultury masowej (mass culture), media masowe (mass media), produkcji masowej (mass production in phrases where the noun is feminine or in a different case), and rynku masowym (mass market) in appropriate grammatical contexts. The word is commonly found in academic, journalistic, and economic language, where it helps distinguish large-scale, widely distributed, or mass-oriented phenomena from niche or specialized ones.

Etymologically, masowy derives from masa, meaning mass or bulk, and is formed with the Polish adjectival suffix -owy to produce a term that labels characteristics associated with mass-scale concepts. In contemporary Polish, masowy remains a core descriptor for any topic involving broad reach, high volume, or widespread adoption.