tylne

tylne is a Polish adjective meaning "rear" or "hind." It is used to indicate the back part of an object, person, or body and appears in constructions such as "tylna część" (rear part), "tylne koło" (rear wheel), and "tylna strona" (back side). In anatomy and in everyday speech, tylne describes posterior positions relative to the front. The form derives from the noun "tył" meaning back, a core element in Polish vocabulary for describing orientation. As with other Polish adjectives, tylne agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case, which can yield different spellings depending on the context.

In broader usage, the term often appears in technical writing, transportation discussions (for example describing the rear of a vehicle), and geographic or architectural descriptions to distinguish back-facing parts from anterior ones. It is not a standalone noun with a distinct proper meaning, and there is no widely recognized international entity named "Tylne" as of standard reference works. Translations into English typically render tylne as "rear," "back," or "hind" depending on the noun it modifies.