wygodnym

Wygodnym is a form of the Polish adjective wygodny, meaning comfortable or convenient. It is used to describe something that provides ease, comfort, or suitability and appears in both spoken and written Polish. As a descriptive form, wygodnym agrees with the gender, number, and case of the noun it modifies.

Grammatical use and examples can be illustrated by common phrases. For masculine or neuter nouns in contexts requiring the locative or instrumental case, wygodnym commonly appears before the noun, for example: w wygodnym fotelu (in a comfortable armchair) or to jest wygodnym rozwiązaniem (this is a convenient solution). The feminine form is wygodna (nominative) or wygodną in the instrumental, as in wygodną opcją (a convenient option). Wygodnym thus functions as a flexible, genre-agnostic descriptor across different nouns.

Etymology traces wygodnym to the base adjective wygodny, which derives from the Polish word wygoda, meaning ease or comfort. The suffixes and inflectional endings reflect standard Polish adjective formation, enabling agreement with the noun’s gender, number, and case. The related adverb wygodnie conveys the manner of ease or convenience.

In usage, wygodnym commonly appears in discourse about objects, spaces, or arrangements that prioritize user comfort or practicality, as well as in evaluative statements about services or experiences. It is frequently found in travel, interior design, product descriptions, and daily conversation.

See also: wygodny, wygoda, wygodnie, ergonomia, komfort.