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Omówiono

Omówiono is a form of the Polish verb omówić, used in the past tense in a passive or impersonal construction. It means that a discussion or review of a subject took place, often with emphasis on the outcome rather than who performed the action. The phrase is common in formal writing, minutes, reports, and news articles, where it signals that a topic was covered and conclusions or decisions may have been stated.

Grammatically, omówiono functions as a neuter past passive form. The agent performing the discussion is typically

Etymology and related forms: omówić derives from mówiąc o czymś (to speak about something) with the prefix

Notes on usage: omówiono is typically used when summarizing discussions in minutes or reports, or when describing

not
specified,
making
the
statement
impersonal:
it
was
discussed.
The
thing
that
was
discussed
usually
appears
as
the
object
of
the
verb,
for
example:
Omówiono
wyniki
badań
(The
study
results
were
discussed).
The
active
counterpart
is
omówił/omówiła/omówili,
depending
on
the
subject.
o-,
giving
the
sense
of
going
over
something
in
detail.
Related
verbs
include
omówić
(to
discuss
in
detail,
to
go
over),
and
omawiać
(to
discuss
or
cover,
imperfective).
The
participle
form
omówiony
exists
in
adjectival
usage,
while
omówiono
is
the
neutral
past
passive
form
used
in
reporting
and
formal
statements.
the
outcomes
of
a
meeting.
It
does
not
specify
the
actor
and
often
foregrounds
the
content
of
the
discussion
rather
than
who
led
it.