robocze

Robocze is a Polish adjective meaning “working” or “related to work.” It is used to describe things connected with labor, tasks, or functioning during regular working time. The term appears in everyday language as well as in technical, administrative, and legal contexts.

Common usages include phrases such as dni robocze (working days) and godziny robocze (working hours), which distinguish typical business time from holidays or days off. Robocze can also describe equipment or tools, as in sprzęt roboczy (work equipment) or wyposażenie robocze (work gear). The expression zespół roboczy refers to a working group, a temporary team formed to complete a specific task. In some contexts, robocze marks characteristics suitable for practical or task-oriented purposes rather than ceremonial or decorative ones.

Grammar and inflection: robocze is the neuter singular or plural form used for adjectives describing plural or neuter nouns; the related forms include roboczy (masculine singular) and robocza (feminine). Agreement with the noun follows standard Polish adjective rules.

Etymology: robocze derives from robota, meaning “work,” with the typical adjectival ending to form a descriptive modifier.

In usage, robocze often signals standard, non-holiday conditions or practical, task-oriented aspects of work. It is widely employed in business, administration, and industry to specify time, equipment, or groups connected to work activities.