No. 11,159 in Polish
gorszej
"Of worse quality" or "worse" (comparative form of "zły" - bad).
In a sentence
Mam koleżankę z gorszej dzielnicy.
I have a friend from a worse district.
Here, 'gorszej' is the genitive singular feminine form of 'gorszy', which means 'worse', and it describes 'dzielnicy', a feminine noun in the genitive case.
Uczniowie unikają gorszej jakości książek.
Students avoid lower quality books.
Here, 'gorszej' is the genitive singular feminine form of 'gorszy', applied to 'jakości', meaning 'quality', which is feminine.
Nie mogła już znieść gorszej pogody.
She could no longer endure worse weather.
In this context, 'gorszej' modifies 'pogody', which is a feminine noun in the genitive case.
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