wieczystej

Wieczystej is the feminine genitive singular form of the Polish adjective wieczysty, meaning eternal, perpetual, or everlasting. It is used to modify feminine nouns when the noun appears in the genitive case, or in other cases where the feminine form wieczystej is needed.

In everyday usage, wieczystej commonly appears in phrases that express permanence or memorial meaning. A typical example is w hołdzie wieczystej pamięci, meaning “in tribute to eternal memory,” where pamięci is the genitive singular of pamięć. The form can also appear in other constructions such as wieczystej wartości (“of everlasting value”) or wieczystej ochrony in contexts describing lasting protection, again with feminine nouns in the genitive or related cases.

Morphology and agreement: wieczysty is agradable adjective that follows standard Polish declension patterns. Its feminine singular genitive form is wieczystej, and this form also appears in the feminine dative and locative singular in many contexts. When describing masculine or neuter nouns, or plural nouns, different inflected forms of wieczysty are used (e.g., wieczysty, wieczyste, wieczystych), illustrating the agreement rules of Polish adjectives.

Origin and usage: the word derives from wieczność, meaning eternity or perpetuity. It is commonly found in literary, ceremonial, and memorial language to convey a sense of lasting or undying nature. While wieczystej itself is a grammatical form, its semantic scope covers ideas of permanence, remembrance, and enduring value.

See also: wieczysty, wieczność, eternal in Polish literature and memorial language.