rolny

Rolny is a Polish adjective meaning related to agriculture or farming. It is used to describe things connected with farming, such as land, activities, or sectors associated with agriculture. In land-use and legal contexts it appears in phrases like tereny rolne (agricultural areas) or ziemia rolna (agricultural land), indicating that the area is designated for farming rather than residential or industrial development. The term also occurs in references to farming activity, for example gospodarstwo rolne (farm), uprawy rolne (agricultural crops), or produkcja rolna (agricultural production).

In everyday language, rolny appears in various collocations that emphasize farming and rural economy. The word is closely connected to rolnictwo (agriculture) and to terms describing the agricultural sector or agricultural products. While the related noun form rolny is less common in some contexts, the concept it conveys remains widely used in discussions of land use, rural policy, and farming.

Etymology and usage notes: the term derives from the root associated with rolnictwo (agriculture) and is part of a broader family of words describing farming and rural life. In Poland, classifications such as tereny rolne and ziemia rolna are standard in planning, real estate, and environmental regulation, helping distinguish farmland from urban or industrial areas. The word also appears in descriptions of economic sectors and policy discussions focused on agriculture.

See also: rolnictwo, ziemia rolna, tereny rolne, gospodarstwo rolne.