singularnego

Singularnego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective singularny, which means “single,” “one,” or “unique.” In Polish grammar, adjectives agree with the nouns they modify in case, gender, and number. Therefore, the form singularnego appears when the noun is in the genitive case (and typically when the adjective modifies a masculine personal noun or a neuter noun in that context).

Morphology and forms

- Masculine personal and neuter genitive singular: singularnego

- Feminine genitive singular: singularnej

These patterns reflect the standard declension of Polish adjectives, where the genitive singular endings vary by gender.

Usage

- The form singularnego functions as a grammatical marker, not as an independent lexical item. It is used in phrases where the noun is in genitive: for example, in a noun phrase like forma singularnego przymiotnika (the genitive singular form of the adjective) or cecha singularnego człowieka (the trait of a singular man).

- In everyday language, singularnego often appears in technical or descriptive prose, linguistic explanations, and grammars rather than in casual speech.

Etymology

- The word derives from the Latin singularis via the Polish adjective singularny. The genitive singular ending -ego follows common Polish declension patterns for adjectives.

See also

- singularny

- deklinacja przymiotników (declension of adjectives)

- gramatyka polska (Polish grammar)

Notes

- Singularnego is strictly a grammatical form and should not be understood as a standalone concept beyond its role in agreement and case marking.