Krakowski

Krakowski can refer to several things, most commonly relating to the city of Kraków (Cracow) in Poland:

• Of or relating to Kraków: This is the most general meaning. "Krakowski" can be used as an adjective to describe things that originate from, are associated with, or are characteristic of Kraków. For example, "Krakowski architecture" refers to the architectural style prevalent in Kraków.

• A resident of Kraków: "Krakowski" can also refer to a person who lives in Kraków. In this context, it functions as a demonym.

• Specific cultural or culinary items: The term can refer to specific food items, cultural traditions, or other elements unique to Kraków. For instance, a Krakowski obwarzanek is a type of bagel-like bread sold throughout the city. Similarly, "Krakowski folk costumes" are the traditional clothing worn by people in the Kraków region.

• Krakowski Szpital Specjalistyczny im. Jana Pawła II: This is the name of a specialist hospital in Kraków named after Pope John Paul II.