modularnej

Modularnej is not a standalone term but an inflected form of the Polish adjective modularny, meaning modular. It encodes feminine gender and is used for feminine singular nouns in the genitive, dative, and locative cases. In English, it would correspond to phrases like “of modular,” “to modular,” or “in modular,” depending on the case.

In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify. The feminine singular stem is modularn-, with the endings modularna (nominative), modularnej (genitive/dative/locative), modularną (accusative/instrumental). Therefore modularnej appears in phrases where a feminine noun in genitive, dative, or locative case is described as modular.

Examples of usage include phrases such as architektury modularnej (modular architecture, genitive singular feminine) and w modularnej architekturze (in modular architecture, locative singular feminine). Another common construction is dla modularnej firmy (for a modular company, genitive feminine).

Etymology and usage: modularnej derives from the adjective modularny, itself borrowed into Polish from the international term modular, used across engineering, architecture, software, and manufacturing to denote a design built from modules. The form modularnej appears widely in technical and scholarly Polish when describing feminine nouns in deprived cases where modular aspects are specified.

See also: modularny, modularność, architektura modularna, design modułowy.