Nadawani

Nadawani is a term in Polish derived from the verb nadawać, which means to broadcast, transmit, or assign. In grammar, nadawani is recognized as a present passive participle form of nadawać and is used to describe subjects that are being broadcast or transmitted in certain syntactic contexts. The noun nadawanie denotes the act or process of broadcasting, transmission, or allocation.

In contemporary Polish usage, nadawanie is the common noun for the act of broadcasting, such as radio or television transmission. The participle form nadawani appears in more formal or older prose and, depending on the grammatical gender and number of the subject, can function as an adjective or a predicate descriptor. In everyday language, forms like nadawane are more typical when referring to plural subjects in a general sense.

Semantically, nadawanie can also extend to broader notions of emitting, granting, or distributing signals, codes, or permissions, though the primary association remains with broadcasting media. The exact choice of participle form is determined by standard Polish agreement rules, and usage may vary by register or regional practice.

Nadawani is therefore primarily a grammatical form tied to the verb nadawać and a linguistic correlate of the broader concept of broadcasting or transmission. It is distinct from the noun nadawanie, which explicitly names the act itself.