mieszkaniowej

Mieszkaniowej is a form of the Polish adjective mieszkaniowy, which means housing or residential. It is not a standalone noun; rather, it is the feminine form used to modify feminine nouns in various cases. The term often appears in legal, administrative, and planning language to describe matters related to housing.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the noun in gender, number, and case. For feminine singular, the nominative form is mieszkaniowa, while the genitive, dative, and locative singular share the ending mieszkaniowej, and the instrumental singular is mieszkaniową. This means that mieszkaniowej can appear in phrases where the feminine noun is in the genitive, dative, or locative case, such as after prepositions or in possessive constructions, and it also serves as part of compound noun phrases.

Common usages include phrases that denote housing-related topics in official language. Examples:

- ustawy mieszkaniowej, meaning “housing act” in genitive (the act of housing).

- w strefie mieszkaniowej, meaning “in the housing zone” in locative.

- inwestycji mieszkaniowej, meaning “housing investment” in genitive (of a housing investment).

- polityka mieszkaniowa, meaning “housing policy,” where mieszkaniowa agrees with the feminine noun polityka.

Etymology: mieszkaniowej derives from the root mieszkani-, which comes from mieszkanie, meaning dwelling or apartment, combined with the Polish adjectival suffix -owy to form a property-related descriptor.

See also: Polish grammar, adjectives, housing-related terminology, declensions of Polish adjectives.