Skorygowani

Skorygowani is a Polish term formed as the past passive participle of the verb skorygować, meaning to correct or amend. In neutral usage, it functions as an adjective describing entities that have been corrected or amended.

In Polish, the word follows standard inflection: masculine singular skorygowany, feminine singular skorygowana, neuter singular skorygowane; plural masculine personal skorygowani, feminine plural skorygowane, neuter plural skorygowane. It can appear in phrases such as zostali skorygowani (they were corrected) or skorygowani uczestnicy (the corrected participants). As a participial form, it agrees with the noun it describes in gender and number.

In practice, skorygowani typically remains an adjective agreeing with a noun, and as a standalone noun usage it is rare. More common is the neuter plural skorygowane for inanimate items, or the phrase dane skorygowane to denote corrected data or records.

As a proper noun, Skorygowani (with a capital S) could serve as a surname or a fictional title; it is not widely attested as a standard name or organizational designation. When used as a title or a name, capitalization signals its status as a proper noun rather than a normal descriptive form.

See also: skorygować, korekta, korygowanie, skorygowany.