propozycji

Propozycji is the genitive singular form of the Polish feminine noun propozycja, which means a proposal, suggestion, offer, or plan. The noun propozycja is widely used in everyday and formal Polish to refer to ideas or offers proposed for consideration. The term can denote a plan of action, a suggested course, or a business or political offer, and it appears in a range of contexts from casual suggestions to official submissions.

In terms of grammar, propozycja is a feminine noun with the following singular forms: nominative propozycja, genitive propozycji, dative propozycji, accusative propozycję, instrumental propozycją, locative propozycji. The plural forms are: nominative propozycje, genitive propozycji, dative propozycjom, accusative propozycje, instrumental propozycjami, locative propozycjach. Therefore, propozycji appears in various cases for singular and plural, depending on the syntactic role in the sentence.

Etymologically, propozycja derives from the Latin propositio and has likely reached Polish through historical contact with Romance languages, often via French or Latin-influenced vocabulary. The word’s sense has remained relatively stable: it denotes something that is proposed for adoption, discussion, or consideration, whether in everyday decisions, business negotiations, or political processes.

Common usage examples include: Mam propozycję. (I have a proposal.) O propozycji rozmawialiśmy w komisji. (We discussed the proposal in the committee.) Brak propozycji utrudnił decyzję. (The lack of a proposal hindered the decision.) The noun can also appear in phrases like propozycje cenowe (price proposals) or propozycja do rozważenia (a proposal to consider).