Pryzma

Pryzma is a Polish noun meaning a pile or heap, typically of agricultural materials such as hay, straw, or grain. In farming and agronomy, a pryzma refers to a stacked arrangement used for drying and storage, often constructed on a prepared surface and sized according to local practice and the material being stored. Pryzmy are described in agricultural manuals and rural discourse as methods for organizing and preserving harvests.

In English-language contexts, the term pryzma is uncommon, and the concept is usually translated as haystack or pile. The word is primarily encountered in Polish agricultural writing, regional literature, and discussions of traditional farming methods.

There are no widely recognized uses of pryzma as a brand, organization, or standardized concept in international reference works. As a common Polish noun, it may appear in regional texts, historical accounts of farming, and discussions of storage practices in agronomy.