Korzystnie

Korzystnie is a Polish adverb meaning “in a way that is beneficial or advantageous” or “favorably.” It describes outcomes, effects, or conditions that are to someone’s benefit and is used in economics, business, law, and everyday language to signal a positive or profitable result.

Etymology: The adverb derives from the adjective korzystny (“beneficial, advantageous”), which itself comes from the noun korzyść (“benefit, profit”), tracing back to Proto-Slavic roots. The form korżyṅie reflects a typical Polish derivation from adjective to adverb.

Usage: Korzystnie describes how something turns out or affects a situation. It often co-occurs with verbs such as wpływać (to influence), zakończyć (to end), rozwijać (to develop), or kształtować (to shape). Examples: “Wyniki kampanii wypadły korzystnie” (The campaign results turned out favorably). “Korzystnie wpłynęło to na budżet firmy” (This positively affected the company budget). “Gospodarka rozwija się korzystnie” (The economy is developing in a favorable way). “Nowe przepisy korzystnie wpływają na przedsiębiorstwa” (The new regulations have a beneficial effect on businesses). In formal writing, korzystnie may modify verbs to indicate a favorable outcome; its antonyms are niekorzystnie (unfavorably) or niekorzystny (unfavorable).

See also: korzystny, korzyść, niekorzystnie, niekorzystny.