militarnego

Militarnego is a grammatical form in Polish, functioning as the genitive singular of the adjective militarny, meaning military. It is used to modify masculine or neuter nouns in the genitive case. For example, in phrases like koszty militarnego utrzymania (costs of military maintenance) or sprzęt militarnego przeznaczenia (equipment for military purposes), the word militarnego expresses a relation to the military.

Etymology traces militarnego to the Latin militaris, meaning of soldiers or military, through historical Polish development. The root militarn- appears in several related forms, such as militarny (the base adjective) and its inflected variants across gender and case.

Usage notes: as with other Polish adjectives, militarnego changes with gender, number, and case. The feminine genitive singular is militarnej, the plural genitive is militarnych, and the neuter masculine forms share the same genitive as masculine. Militareal forms appear in contexts discussing defense, policy, procurement, or legal-language texts where a noun is in genitive and the adjective must agree accordingly.

Common contexts include descriptions of equipment, costs, or concepts related to warfare or state defense, often in formal or technical writing. While militarnego is the genitive form, the corresponding nominative forms are militarny (masculine) or militarne (neuter) and militarna (feminine). Overall, militarnego is a standard, non-nominative form used to convey a military relates in grammatical constructions.