No. 7,204 in Polish
jarosławski
"Jarosławski" means "of or pertaining to Jarosław," a town in southeastern Poland.
In a sentence
Jarosławski rynek jest pełen historycznych budowli.
The market square in Jarosław is filled with historical buildings.
Here, 'jarosławski' is used as an adjective derived from the proper noun 'Jarosław,' referring to that which pertains to the city or region of Jarosław.
Spotkałem jarosławskiego artystę malarza.
I met a painter from Jarosław.
In this usage, 'jarosławski' describes the origin or connection of the artist to the city of Jarosław.
Kultura jarosławska ma wielowiekową tradycję.
The culture of Jarosław has a centuries-old tradition.
Here, 'jarosławska' is the feminine form of the adjective, used to describe the traditions and culture associated with Jarosław.
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