ujednoliconej

Ujednoliconej is a grammatical form in Polish, not a standalone noun. It is the feminine genitive singular of the participial adjective ujędnolicony (standardized), derived from the verb ujednolicić meaning to standardize or homogenize. In Polish, the base adjective has masculine, feminine, and neuter forms: ujednoliczony (masc.), ujednolicona (fem.), and ujednolicone (neut.). The feminine genitive singular form is ujednoliconej, used when the feminine noun it modifies is in the genitive case.

The form ujednoliconej appears mainly in grammatical descriptions and in phrases describing something that has been standardized. Typical usages include phrases such as wersji ujednoliconej polityki (the standardized version of policy) or danych z ujednoliconej bazy danych (data from a standardized database). In such contexts, the ending signals grammatical agreement with the feminine noun and does not, by itself, convey new semantic content beyond standardization.

Etymology and related terms: the word derives from ujednolicić, with the related noun ujednolicenie referring to the process of standardization or harmonization. The adjective form is used attributively or predicatively to emphasize that a thing has undergone standardization.

In linguistic and administrative usage, the concept of standardization (ujednolicenie) is common across data management, documentation, and policy, and ujednoliconej is one of several inflected forms that arise in describing standardized feminine nouns. See also standardization, homogenization, Polish grammar.