naturalne

Naturalne is a Polish adjective meaning "natural" or "in nature," used to describe things that originate in nature or are not artificial. The word derives from Latin natura and has the standard Polish agreement forms naturalny (masculine), naturalna (feminine), and naturalne (neuter or plural). In common usage, naturalne appears in phrases such as naturalne produkty (natural products), naturalne środowisko (natural environment), and naturalne cechy (natural features), spanning contexts from everyday language to ecology, nutrition, and consumer goods.

In scientific and regulatory contexts, naturalne often signals a claim about authenticity or minimal processing, though there is no universal legal definition of the term across jurisdictions; standards can vary by country and by labeling regime. The adverb form is naturalnie, meaning “naturally” or “in a natural way.” Related terms include natura, referring to nature, and naturalny as the broader stem from which these forms are derived.

The term can also appear in Polish-language media, literature, and discussion as a descriptive label rather than a proper noun. There is no widely recognized international entity or movement formally known simply as "Naturalne," and the word is typically used descriptively within Polish-speaking contexts.