opadowej

Opadowej is not a standalone entry in standard Polish dictionaries. It is typically an inflected form that can appear in two broad contexts: as the feminine genitive or locative singular of the adjective opadowy, and as the genitive or locative singular of a feminine proper noun such as Opadowa, used as a surname or a toponym.

The root opad- comes from opad, meaning precipitation or something that falls. The adjective opadowy is used in meteorological or descriptive contexts to denote precipitation-related features or events. In grammar, opadowej functions as the feminine singular form appropriate after prepositions or in genitive constructions. For example, in locative usage one might encounter w opadowej pogodzie meaning “in rainy weather.” In a possessive or referential sense, opadowej can appear in phrases describing something belonging to a person named Opadowa, as in dom Opadowej (“the house of Opadowa”).

Usage tips: opadowej is determined by the grammatical case and the gender of the noun it modifies. If the referring noun is feminine and in genitive or locative, the form opadowej is appropriate. The same underlying stem also yields forms such as opadowa (nominative feminine) and opadowe (neuter), reflecting standard Polish adjective declension.

Notes: without an accompanying noun, opadowej has no inherent meaning. In practice, you will encounter it within phrases describing weather (precipitation-related) or in contexts involving a feminine proper noun Opadowa. See also Polish adjectives, Polish morphology, and Polish toponymy.