niezdoln

Niedzoln is not a standard Polish dictionary lemma. In formal Polish, the corresponding adjectives are niezdolny (masc.), niezdolna (fem.), and niezdolne (neuter),

Niezdoln is not a standard Polish dictionary lemma. In formal Polish, the negated adjective is niezdolny (masc.), niezdolna (fem.), and niezdolne (neuter). The form niezdoln by itself does not appear as a normative standalone word; when encountered, it is usually a truncated stem used in inflected forms or a typographical error, for example in OCR-generated text or indexing.

Usage and forms

The proper forms are: niezdolny, niezdolna, and niezdolne, with corresponding forms across cases and numbers (niezdolnego, niezdolnemu, niezdolną, niezdolnym, niezdolnych, etc.). The related noun is niezdolność, meaning inability or incapacity. Adverbial or adverbial-like expressions are formed from the adjective as appropriate (e.g., niezdolnie is rare but can appear in some stylistic contexts). The core meaning remains “unable” or “incapable.” Example: On jest niezdolny do pracy. Niezdolność ruchowa oznacza ograniczenie zdolności.

Etymology and relations

Niedalnie root lies with the adjective zdolny (capable) and the prefix nie- to express negation. The noun niezdolność is derived with the suffix -ność. The stem niezdoln- appears in the inflected forms of niezdolny, but it is not used as an independent dictionary entry.

Notes

When encountering niezdoln, treat it as a non-standard or incomplete form rather than a proper lemma. In linguistic discussions or computational processing, use niezdolny as the lemma and consider niezdoln- as the stem for inflection. See also zdolny, niezdolność.