oderwanej

Oderwanej is a grammatical form in the Polish language. It is the feminine singular genitive—and also the dative—form of the adjective oderwany, meaning torn or detached. As such, oderwanej is used to describe a feminine noun in those cases and does not function as a standalone word with independent meaning.

Etymology and related forms: The adjective oderwany derives from the verb oderwać, meaning to tear off or detach. Related forms include oderwany (masculine nominative), oderwana (feminine nominative), and the noun oderwanie, which denotes the act or process of tearing or detachment. The form oderwanej specifically marks grammatical case and gender for feminine nouns.

Usage and scope: In standard Polish, oderwanej appears primarily in inflected phrases requiring a feminine noun in the genitive or dative case. It is not a proper noun and there are no widely recognized places or people named Oderwanej in major reference works. Consequently, references to oderwanej are typically grammatical or linguistic rather than encyclopedic in nature.

See also: Oderwać; Oderwanie; Oderwany; Polish grammar.