naprzemiennego

Naprzemiennego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective naprzemienny, which means alternating or alternating in sequence. It is used to modify masculine nouns in the genitive case, for example in phrases such as ciągu naprzemiennego (of an alternating sequence) or schematu naprzemiennego (of an alternating scheme). The base adjective naprzemienny derives from the adverb naprzemiennie, meaning in turn or in alternating order.

In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with their nouns in gender, number, and case. The ending -nego signals genitive singular for masculine nouns; feminine heads would take naprzemiennej, while neuter heads in the same case would typically align with the same form in many contexts. The occurrence of naprzemiennego is most common when the head noun is masculine singular, as in the examples above.

In mathematics and technical texts, naprzemienny describes objects or phenomena that alternate between two states. A naprzemienny sequence is one where adjacent terms switch in a regular pattern, and naprzemienny schemes or properties refer to alternating arrangements or behaviors. In such contexts, the genitive form naprzemiennego appears in phrases like własności ciągu naprzemiennego (the properties of an alternating sequence) or opis schematu naprzemiennego (description of an alternating scheme).

Etymology: the form comes from naprzemiennie plus the adjective suffix -ny, producing naprzemienny and its genitive naprzemiennego.