Pozwalania

Pozwalania is a Polish term that mainly appears as an inflected form of the noun po‑zwalanie, or as a genitive singular of that noun. The basic noun pozwalanie denotes the act or process of allowing something—the act of permission or consent. In everyday language and in many official contexts, the more common word for a formal permit is pozwolenie (permission, license). Pozwalanie, by contrast, refers to the act of permitting in a general sense.

Etymology and grammar: pozwalanie is formed from the verb pozwalać (to allow, to permit) plus the deverbal noun-forming suffix -anie. As a result, pozwalania can appear in inflected positions within a sentence, most often serving as a case form of the noun pozwalanie. It is not typically treated as a separate legal concept; rather, it is a morphological variant used in Polish syntax.

Usage and examples: In legal or formal writing, one usually encounters pozwolenie when referring to a specific permit, such as a building permit (pozwolenie na budowę). The word pozwalanie appears when discussing the broader idea of allowing something, for example in phrases like “brak pozwalania na fotografowanie” (the lack of permission to photograph).

See also: allow in Polish; pozwalać; pozwolenie; pozwalanie; language and legal terminology related to permission and licensing.

In summary, pozwalania is not a standalone legal term but a grammatical form linked to the broader concept of permitting expressed by allows, allowing the phrase to function within sentences where the act of permitting is described.