wiosenny

Wiosenny is a Polish adjective meaning related to or characteristic of the season of spring. It is used to describe weather, flora, events, or moods that belong to spring, as well as things that resemble spring in appearance or atmosphere. The masculine form is wiosenny; feminine is wiosenna; neuter is wiosenne. Examples include wiosenny dzień (spring day), wiosenna pogoda (spring weather), and wiosenne kwiaty (spring flowers). The term is common in meteorology, botany, literature, and everyday speech.

Etymology and forms: wiosenny derives from wiosna, the noun for spring, with the adjectival suffix -ny. Adjectival agreements follow gender and number: ten wiosenny dzień, ta wiosenna pora roku, to wiosenne liście.

Usage and context: wiosenny is typically contrasted with zimowy (winter) and letni (summer). It can describe the general character of a season, a period (okres wiosenny), or specific spring phenomena such as wiosenny deszcz (spring rain) or wiosenny aromat kwiatów (spring scent of flowers). The adverbial form wiosennie means “in a springlike way” or “in spring fashion.”

See also: wiosna, zimowy, letni.