Ogrzewanych

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Ogrzewanych is a form of the Polish verb ogrzewać (to heat) used as a passive participle, functioning as an adjective describing nouns that are heated or kept warm. The form ogrzewanych is the genitive plural (and also the accusative plural) of the masculine personal participle ogrzewany. In other grammatical cases, the participle has other endings, for example ogrzewane (neuter singular/plural) or ogrzewana (feminine singular), depending on gender, number and case.

In usage, ogrzewanych appears primarily in noun phrases where the noun is in genitive or accusative plural. For example, in a construction like koszty ogrzewanych budynków, meaning “the costs of heated buildings,” ogrzewanych modifies budynków and agrees in case (genitive plural) and number with the noun. The participle conveys a passive sense—being heated by a heating system or infrastructure—without implying agency.

Etymologically, the form derives from the verb ogrzewać, through the standard Polish derivational pattern that forms participles with the suffix -any/-any/-anych, adjusted for gender, number and case. As with other participles, ogrzewanych can function attributively (before a noun) or after certain prepositions and in complex noun phrases.

Contextual note: in technical, architectural or energy-related texts, ogrzewanych is common when discussing the state of buildings, spaces or systems that are supplied with heat. It should not be confused with the related verb form ogrzewać in active clauses or with other adjectival forms such as ogrzewana or ogrzewane, which agree with different nouns.

See also: ogrzewany, ogrzewanie, ogrzewany system.