rozrodczym

Rozrodczym is the instrumental singular masculine form of the Polish adjective rozrodczy, meaning reproductive. It is used to describe a masculine singular noun when the noun is in the instrumental case. For example, narząd rozrodczy means “reproductive organ,” while narządem rozrodczym represents the same idea in the instrumental form, as in a phrase meaning “with a reproductive organ” or “by a reproductive organ.”

In Polish, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in gender, number, and case. Rozrodczym specifically marks masculine singular nouns in the instrumental case. The corresponding nominative form is rozrodczy (“reproductive”), and other case forms exist for different grammatical contexts. The word rozrodczym does not have a separate lexical meaning beyond serving as an inflected form of the base adjective.

Common contexts for rozrodczy and its inflected forms appear in biology, anatomy, medicine, and related fields, where terms describing reproductive systems or processes frequently describe organs, functions, or phenomena. The base adjective rozrodczy is often used in compounds and technical expressions, such as narząd rozrodczy (the reproductive organ) or funkcje rozrodcze (reproductive functions).

Notes on usage: as with other Polish adjectives, rozrodczym appears only in sentences where the noun it modifies is in the instrumental case. In standard references, attention to case agreement ensures correct phrasing, such as narządem rozrodczym versus narząd rozrodczy, depending on the grammatical role of the noun in the sentence.