radiowej

Radiowej is a form of the Polish adjective radiowy, which means "radio-" or "relating to radio." Specifically, radiowej is the feminine singular genitive and locative form, used when describing feminine nouns in those cases. In Polish, adjectives decline to agree with the gender, number, and case of the nouns they modify, and radiowej appears in contexts where a feminine noun is in the genitive or locative.

Grammatical function and forms: The base adjective radiowy has several gendered forms, including radiowa for feminine nominative singular, radiowy for masculine, and radiowe for neuter. When the feminine noun is in the genitive singular, or in the locative singular following certain prepositions, the form radiowej is used. This pattern is regular for adjectives ending in -owa, and radiowej follows the common -ej ending for these cases.

Usage: Radiowej commonly appears in phrases referring to radio-related entities. Examples include stacji radiowej (of the radio station) in the genitive, and o stacji radiowej (about the radio station) in the locative. It also occurs in other feminine noun phrases such as technologia radiowa (radio technology) with the genitive technologi radiowej, or sieć radiowa (radio network) with sieci radiowej in genitive. These constructions are typical in journalism, engineering, media, and everyday language when specifying attributes related to radio.

Notes: Radiowej is a standard inflected form, not a separate term or concept. Its correct use requires matching the feminine noun it modifies and ensuring the case (genitive or locative) is appropriate for the syntactic context.