No. 2,224 in Polish

rosyjska

The word "rosyjska" means "Russian" (feminine singular form) in English.

In a sentence

Rosyjska literatura jest znana na całym świecie.
Russian literature is known worldwide.
The word 'rosyjska' is an adjective modifying 'literatura' (literature), indicating that the literature originates from Russia.
Nasza szkoła prowadzi kurs rosyjskiego języka.
Our school offers a course in the Russian language.
Here, 'rosyjski' (the form changes to 'rosyjskiego' because of grammatical case) is an adjective that modifies 'języka' (language), specifying the language related to Russia.
Ten herb zaprojektował rosyjski artysta.
This coat of arms was designed by a Russian artist.
In this sentence, 'rosyjski' (changing to 'rosyjski' here) functions as an adjective describing 'artysta' (artist), indicating the nationality or origin of the artist.

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