prasowe

Prasowe is a Polish adjective derived from prasa, meaning the press. It denotes relation to the press, journalism, or mass media, and is used to describe materials, organizations, or activities connected with newspapers, magazines, news agencies, or other forms of media output. The form is used in various pairs and phrases, with the masculine singular form prasowy, the feminine prasowa, and the neuter plural or neuter form prasowe depending on the noun it modifies.

Common uses include phrases such as materiały prasowe (press materials), komunikaty prasowe (press releases), agencje prasowe (press agencies), and wydawnictwa prasowe (press publishers). It also appears in terms like serwis prasowy (press service) and archiwa prasowe (press archives). These constructions are prevalent in journalism, media industry discourse, and academic writing about media.

Etymology and grammar: prasowe comes from prasa (the press) plus the adjectival suffix -owy/-owe. It agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. The related adjective prasowy is used for masculine singular forms, while prasowa describes feminine nouns.

See also: prasa, gazeta, agencja prasowa, komunikat prasowy, materiały prasowe. In usage, prasowe serves as a general descriptor for anything pertaining to journalism or printed media, whereas broader terms like media or prasa refer to the press as a whole.