zbytowej

Zbytowej is not a standalone lexical item in Polish; it is a declined form of the adjective zbytowy, meaning “excessive” or “surplus.” Specifically, zbytowej is the feminine genitive or dative singular form of that adjective, used before feminine nouns.

Origin and form: The base adjective zbytowy is built from the noun zbyt, meaning “excess” or “surplus,” with the standard adjectival suffix -owy. In feminine form, the nominative is zbytowa, while the genitive and dative singular take zbytowej.

Usage: Zbytowej appears in phrases where a feminine noun is modified to express “of excessive” or “to an excessive degree,” depending on the case. For example, in Polish one might encounter: Poziom zbytowej produkcji, meaning “the level of excessive production,” or Analiza zbytowej konsumpcji, meaning “the analysis of excessive consumption.”

Context and notes: In contemporary Polish, zbytowej is mainly found in formal, technical, or academic writing. In everyday language, speakers often prefer more common terms such as nadmierny (excessive) or nadmiernie (excessively). Zbytowej serves as a precise inflected form used to maintain grammatical agreement with feminine nouns in specific cases.