solidne

Solidne is a Polish adjective meaning solid, sturdy, or reliable. It is used to describe the quality of objects, materials, workmanship, or performance. In Polish grammar, solidne is the neuter singular form and also the plural form used with non-masculine nouns; the masculine personal plural form is solidni, while the masculine or mixed plural for masculine nouns is solidni as well in most contexts. The base form solidny refers to masculine singular.

Etymology and forms: The word derives from the root solid-, related to the concept of solidity. It shares cognates with similar terms in other European languages and ultimately traces back to the Latin solidus, through historical linguistic development in Western European languages. In usage, solidne functions as a descriptive adjective that agrees with gender and number in a sentence.

Usage: Solidne is common in both formal and informal registers. It is often contrasted with synonyms like porządny (reliable, decent) or wytrzymały (durable) depending on nuance. It can describe physical durability, aesthetic integrity, or dependable performance. Typical phrases include solidne wykonanie (solid workmanship), solidne drzwi (solid doors), or solidne rozwiązanie (a solid solution).

Examples: To solidne krzesło. Ta firma oferuje solidne produkty. Solidne wykonanie tej maszyny gwarantuje długą żywotność.

See also: Polish language, Polish adjectives, Declension of adjectives in Polish.