Planowanych

Planowanych is a Polish word that translates to "planned" or "scheduled" in English. It is the genitive plural form of the adjective "planowany" (planned). This grammatical form is used when referring to multiple planned items or events in a context that requires the genitive case, such as after prepositions like "do" (to/for) or "bez" (without), or when indicating possession or absence.

For example, "lista planowanych wydarzeń" translates to "list of planned events." The word "planowanych" here indicates that the events are plural and that they are the object of the list. Similarly, "bez planowanych przerw" means "without planned breaks," where "planowanych" modifies "przerw" (breaks) in the genitive plural.

The concept of planning is universal, and the word "planowanych" specifically denotes something that has been thought out in advance and organized for execution. It implies foresight and preparation. In everyday Polish, this word is frequently encountered when discussing future activities, projects, or any situations where a degree of forethought has been applied to multiple elements. Its usage is strictly tied to Polish grammar, making it a key indicator of number and case in sentences dealing with future arrangements.