Rozpoczto

Rozpoczto is not a standard word in Polish. In most contexts it appears as a typographical or orthographic error rather than as a separate term with its own meaning. The closest standard form is rozpoczęto, a past passive form of the verb rozpocząć, meaning it was started or they began. When diacritics are omitted in Polish, the correct form rozpoczęto can be misspelled as rozpoczto, but this would still be considered incorrect in formal writing.

Linguistic note: rozpocząć is formed with the prefix roz- and the root począć, and its past passive form rozpoczęto is used in impersonal constructions such as news reports or official notices. A misspelling like rozpoczto typically arises from attempts to type without diacritics or from erroneous transliteration in OCR and informal communication. Because it does not constitute a recognized lexical item, rozpoczto has no independent etymology or semantic specialization beyond being a mistaken variant of a standard verb form.

In practice, encountering rozpoczto should be treated as a cue to correct the text to the standard rozpoczęto (or ruzpoczęto in non-diacritic plain text if the context requires). Correct spelling helps avoid ambiguity, since the nonstandard form could be confusing to readers unfamiliar with Polish orthography.

See also: Rozpoczęto, Rozpocząć, Rozpoczęcie, Polish orthography, Common misspellings in Polish.