technicznego

Technicznego to genitive singular form of the Polish adjective techniczny, meaning “technical” or “relating to technique or technology.” It is used with masculine or neuter nouns in the genitive case to indicate belonging, relation, or specification, for example in phrases like sprzęd technicznego, szablon technicznego raportu or dział technicznego wsparcia.

Etymology and meaning: the word techniczny derives from Latin technicus and entered Polish through historical development of technical and scientific vocabulary. In modern Polish, it remains a productive adjective describing matters connected with technology, engineering, or applied science.

Grammatical usage: technicznego is the genitive singular form. This form is employed when the noun it modifies is masculine or neuter and in cases where the noun requires the genitive (for example after negation, certain verbs, or in attributive phrases of possession). The base form for masculine/feminine/ neuter in other cases includes techniczny (nominative masculine or neuter), techniczna (nominative feminine), and their respective declined forms across cases.

Examples: sprzętu technicznego (of technical equipment), szablon technicznego raportu (template of a technical report), dział technicznego wsparcia (department of technical support). These illustrate how technicznego links a noun to its technical nature or domain within a phrase.

Relation to other forms: like many Polish adjectives, techniczny has gendered and case-based forms. Technicznego contrasts with nominative forms such as techniczny (masculine/neuter), techniczna (feminine), and techniczne (neuter plural or neuter in other constructions). In usage, the choice among these forms depends on the noun they modify and the syntactic role in the sentence.