nieuczciwej

Nieuczciwej is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective nieuczciwy, meaning dishonest. It is used to modify feminine nouns in non-nominative cases and expresses that something is unfair or dishonest in quality or conduct.

Grammatical notes: In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. For feminine singular nouns, the nominative form is nieuczciwa, while the genitive, dative, and locative singular forms are nieuczciwej. The accusative and instrumental feminine forms are nieuczciwą, with some variation depending on the specific construction. Thus, nieuczciwej describes dishonest attributes when the noun is in genitive, dative, or locative cases.

Usage and examples: Nieuczciwej commonly appears in phrases describing actions, practices, or situations involving dishonesty. Examples include nieuczciwej praktyki (dishonest practice) or o nieuczciwej praktyce (about an dishonest practice). Other collocations include nieuczciwej konkurencji (dishonest competition) and nieuczciwej metody (dishonest method). These forms help specify which feminine noun is being characterized and in which grammatical role the noun appears.

Related forms: The base adjective is nieuczciwy (masculine) or nieuczciwa (feminine nominative). The form nieuczciwej is part of the feminine singular inflection in genitive, dative, or locative cases. The standard nominative feminine form remains nieuczciwa, and the accusative or instrumental feminine form is nieuczciwą.

See also: Polish adjective agreement, negation prefixes in Polish, examples of dishonest-related terms in Polish.