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szkicu

Szkicu is the genitive singular form of the Polish noun szkic, which means a rough drawing, outline, or preliminary plan. A szkic can be a quick visual study used to plan a composition, study proportions, or capture ideas before producing a final work. The term also appears in a textual sense, referring to a brief outline or draft of a piece of writing, speech, or project.

The related verb naszkicować means to sketch or draft briefly; the adjective szkicowy describes things pertaining

Etymology: The Polish szkic is a loanword most likely originating from the German Skizze (sketch), with broader

See also: szkic, szkicownik, zarys, rysunek, projekt.

to
a
szkic.
The
noun
szkicownik
denotes
a
sketchbook.
In
practical
use,
szkicu
appears
in
phrases
requiring
the
genitive
case,
such
as
bez
szkicu
(without
a
sketch)
or
w
szkicu
projektu
(in
the
project
sketch).
borrowings
in
European
languages.
The
form
szkicu
follows
regular
Polish
inflection
patterns
for
masculine
inanimate
nouns
ending
in
a
hard
consonant.