Przywoywane

Przywoływane is a Polish term formed as the present passive participle of the verb przywoływać, meaning being summoned, invoked, or recalled. The form przywoywane is not standard in Polish and is generally considered a misspelling or typographical error for przywoływane. In linguistic usage, this participle can function as an attributive modifier or as part of a predicate, signaling that summoning or invocation is taking place.

The root of the word is przywoływać, which combines the prefix przy- (near, toward, again) with woływać (to call, to summon). The sense spans both literal and figurative meanings: to summon someone or something physically, to invoke a power or force, or to bring something to mind. In everyday language, forms of przywoływać are used in contexts such as recalling memories (przywoływane wspomnienia), invoking spirits or gods in folklore and ritual (przywoływane duchy), or citing sources and authorities in writing or speech (przywoływane źródła, przywoływane argumenty).

In literature and media, przywoływane often appears when describing processes, events, or phenomena that are being called forth or mentioned repeatedly within a narrative or argument. In religious or magical contexts, the phrase may describe acts of invocation or ritual calling.

Note: The standard spelling is przywoływane. If the form przywoywane appears, it should be corrected to reflect proper orthography. See also przywoływanie, przywołać, i przywoływanie duchów.