Dodawani

Dodawani is a Polish grammatical form derived from the verb dodawać, meaning to add. It is the masculine personal plural present passive participle, used as an adjective to indicate nouns that are in the process of being added. In standard usage, dodawani appears mainly in formal or administrative prose.

Morphology and related forms: The form is built from the stem dodaw- with the present passive participle endings. The masculine plural form is dodawani. Related forms include dodawany (masculine singular), dodawana (feminine singular), and dodawane (neuter singular or feminine/plural). The corresponding past participle is dodany. In practice, dodawani is used when referring to a masculine plural group that is currently being added to something, for example: Uczestnicy dodawani do programu muszą spełniać warunki.

Usage and nuance: Dodawani tends to appear in formal, bureaucratic, or technical texts where the process of adding is ongoing or described in a procedural way. It functions as an adjective or, less commonly, as a nominalized phrase meaning “those who are being added.” When the addition is completed, other forms such as dodany or dodani may be used, depending on gender and number.

See also: dodawanie, dodawany, dodawane, dodany. Notes: This article describes a grammatical form rather than a standalone concept or name; it is not a proper noun and is mainly encountered in written Polish contexts.