tolerowa

Tolerowa is the feminine singular form of the Polish adjective tolerowy, meaning "tolerant" or "relating to tolerance." It is used to describe feminine nouns, for example tolerowa postawa (a tolerant attitude) or tolerowa kultura (a tolerant culture). In everyday Polish usage, more specific terms such as tolerancyjny or tolerujący are often preferred for nuanced meanings, but tolerowa appears in phrases that require a feminine descriptor.

The root toler- comes from Latin tolerare, via later European languages, and it appears in related Polish words such as tolerować (to tolerate) and tolerancja (tolerance). As an inflected form, tolerowa follows standard Polish adjective patterns, changing to tolerowe in neuter or plural forms as required by grammar.

Outside grammar, tolerowa is not a widely attested standalone term. It could theoretically appear as a feminine form in compound expressions or, less commonly, as a proper name in fictional or regional contexts. There is no widely recognized place, organization, or person officially named tolerowa in standard reference sources.