Nadane

Nadane is a Polish adjective and past participle derived from the verb nadawać, meaning to transmit or broadcast. In neutral and technical usage it describes information or signals that have already been sent or broadcast. As a declined form, nadane agrees with the noun it modifies: masculine singular is nadany, feminine singular nadana, and neuter plural or neuter singular can take nadane. In practice this yields phrases such as “sygnał nadany” (a transmitted signal) and “dane nadane” (transmitted data).

Usage and domain include telecommunications, computing, broadcasting, and logistics, where nadane marks completed transmission. It serves to distinguish information that has already been sent from information that is being prepared or stored. The term can appear in compound expressions such as “pakiet nadanych danych” (packet of transmitted data) or “ramka nadana” (transmitted frame).

Relation to other forms: Nadane is related to nadawać (to transmit) and nadanie (the act of transmitting or assignment). The form carries a sense of completed action and is common in formal or technical prose, manuals, reports, and transmission logs. In everyday Polish, speakers often use simpler verbs or phrases such as zostało wysłane (has been sent) or przesłane (transmitted) instead of nadane.

See also: nadawać, nadanie, dane, sygnał, telekomunikacja.