niektóra

Niktóra is a Polish word that functions as an indefinite pronoun and adjective. It translates to "some," "any," or "a few," depending on the context and grammatical case. It is used to refer to an unspecified quantity or number of people or things. As a pronoun, it can stand alone, replacing a noun. For example, "Niktóra z nich poszła do sklepu" means "Some of them went to the store." As an adjective, it modifies a noun, indicating a non-specific number. For instance, "Niktóra książka leżała na stole" translates to "A few books were lying on the table."

The form of niktóra changes based on grammatical gender, number, and case, following Polish declension rules. This means it can appear as niktóry (masculine singular), niktórzy (masculine plural), niktóra (feminine singular), niktóre (neuter singular and feminine/neuter plural). Its usage is similar to the English "some" or "any" when referring to an indefinite, often small, amount. It is important to distinguish niktóra from similar-sounding words like "nikt" (nobody) or "która" (which/who).