rozkazujcej

RoKazakujcej is not a standard Polish lexical item. It is typically encountered as a misspelling or OCR/typographical variant of the Polish word rozkazującej, which is the feminine genitive singular form of the present participle rozkazująca (from the verb rozkazowywać/rozkazać, meaning to command or order). The standard present participle forms are rozkazujący (masculine nominative), rozkazująca (feminine nominative), and rozkazujące (neuter/plural). The genitive feminine form is rozkazującej; a form like rozkazujcej would be considered nonstandard or a spelling error in normal Polish.

In usage, rozkazującej functions as a participial adjective, used to describe a feminine noun in the genitive singular, or within broader constructions that require a verbal adjective. For example, in phrases describing power or authority, one might encounter a construction involving window of meaning around someone who commands. However, rozkazujcej by itself is not recognized as a proper standard form; proper spelling is rozkazującej.

Origin and morphology: the form Rozkazujcej would be derived from the verb rozkazywać or rozkazać with the typical participial affixes, but it omits the correct diacritic and orthographic standard so it does not conform to contemporary Polish spelling. The correct form rozkazującej preserves the diacritic and the conventional stem-and-suffix alignment for feminine genitive singular.

See also: Polish grammar; participles and verbal adjectives; orthography and diacritics in Polish; common OCR and typographical errors in Polish texts.