Obejmujacy

Obejmujacy, typically written with diacritics as obejmujący, is a Polish present participle functioning as an attributive adjective. It is derived from the verb obejmować, meaning to cover, include, or embrace. The form describes something that embraces a range, scope, or set of elements. In usage, an obejmujacy approach or program is one that is broad, comprehensive, or inclusive.

Morphology and spelling: as a present participle, obejmujacy agrees with gender and number in sentences. Masculine singular is obejmujacy, feminine is obejmujaca, neuter is obejmujace, and the plural forms align accordingly. In contexts where diacritics are omitted, the ASCII rendering obejmujacy is commonly used, though it is less precise in distinguishing gendered forms.

Typical usage: the term appears in formal writing, policy descriptions, academic prose, and evaluative language. Examples include “program obejmujacy szkolenia dla różnych grup,” meaning a program that encompasses training for diverse groups, or “podejscie obejmujace wiele perspektyw,” a perspective that embraces multiple viewpoints. It conveys thoroughness, non-exclusivity, and breadth.

Notes: obejmujacy is not a proper noun and generally does not refer to a person or a specific title. It is primarily a grammatical and stylistic descriptor indicating inclusiveness or comprehensiveness. In English-language equivalents, it can be rendered as “comprising,” “encompassing,” or “inclusive,” depending on context.

See also: obejmować, Polish present participles and adjectives, Polish grammar on participles.