Powoanymi

Powoanymi is a Polish inflected form related to the adjective and past participle powołany, derived from the verb powołać ("to appoint", "to call up"). The standard spelling contains the letter ł (powołanymi); forms without diacritics (powoanymi) sometimes appear in informal electronic texts where Polish diacritics are omitted.

Grammatically, powołanymi is the instrumental plural form used to indicate accompaniment, means, or role when referring to a group that has been appointed or called up. It typically appears with prepositions that require the instrumental case (for example, z powołanymi — "with the appointed [people]"). The form applies to plural referents and is used in contexts where the instrumental case is required by syntax.

Usage of powołanymi is common in administrative, legal, and organizational language, where appointments, nominations, or convocations are described (e.g., powołanymi członkami komisji — "with the appointed members of the commission"). Related forms include powołany (masculine singular), powołana (feminine singular), powołani (masculine personal plural) and powołane (non-masculine plural).

Etymologically, the term traces to the Proto-Slavic root for calling or summoning and reflects standard Slavic participial morphology in Polish.