Kopiowane

Kopiowane is a Polish form derived from the verb kopiować (to copy). It functions as a participle or adjective and is used to describe content that has been duplicated or is in the process of duplication. In everyday and technical language it commonly appears in contexts such as computing, data handling, and media: for example, kopiowane pliki or kopiowane dane.

The form kopiowane agrees with neuter or plural nouns; masculine forms use kopiowany, feminine forms use kopiowana, while the neuter/plural form kopiowane is used with many nouns. As a present passive participle or descriptive adjective, kopiowane can modify a noun or appear predicatively in a sentence such as “dane są kopiowane.”

Etymology and related terms: the verb kopiować is a standard Polish word built with the common suffix -ować and is related to the noun kopia, meaning a copy. The term’s origin is tied to borrowing from European language traditions for the concept of duplication; kopia serves as the base noun, and kopiowanie is the corresponding noun form for the act of copying. Related terms include kopia (copy), kopiowanie (copying), and kopiator (copying device).

Usage and scope: kopiowane is widely used in computing, data transfer, backups, and discussions of copied content. It appears in software interfaces, manuals, and legal contexts where distinguishing between original and copied material is important.