Obliczane

Obliczane is a Polish adjective derived from the verb obliczać, meaning to calculate or to estimate. It denotes that something has been calculated or is the result of a calculation. In Polish grammar it functions as a present passive participle and is used to describe nouns by indicating that calculation or determination has taken place.

Usage in context is common in science, statistics, economics, and data processing. For example, obliczane wartości means calculated values, while obliczane koszty refers to costs that have been estimated. The term can describe methods, results, or quantities that originate from computation, such as obliczane wyniki (computed results) or obliczane parametry (calculated parameters). It also appears in official or technical language to distinguish between measured versus calculated data.

Grammatically, obliczane agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. The base forms include obliczany (masculine), obliczana (feminine), and obliczane (neuter or plural). In plural contexts, obliczane often appears with feminine plural nouns or neuter/plural forms of nouns, while obliczani is used with masculine personal plural nouns.

Etymology and related terms: the root obliczać is related to calculation and estimation, with obliczanie forming the noun for the act of calculating. Related adjectives and participles include obliczany and obliczanie, which share the same semantic field of computation and determination.

See also: obliczanie, obliczanie wartości, obliczać.