Skorygowany

Skorygowany is a Polish adjective formed from the verb skorygować, meaning to correct or amend. It describes something that has undergone correction and is now in a corrected or amended state. The term is commonly used for documents, data sets, records, reports, or any item that has been updated after identifying errors or inconsistencies.

In ordinary use, skorygowany agrees with the noun it modifies. The masculine singular form is skorygowany, the feminine singular skorygowana, and the neuter singular skorygowane. In plural, forms include skorygowani (masculine personal) and skorygowane (mixed or neuter plural). For example: “Plik skorygowany zawiera poprawki,” “Dane skorygowane zostały zatwierdzone.” These forms allow precise description of the corrected state across gender and number.

Etymologically, the word derives from the verb skorygować (perfectionive) and is related to korygować (imperfective), both connected to the broader Indo-European root for correction. The term is widely used in technical, administrative, and academic contexts to indicate that an item has been amended or updated as a result of review, verification, or quality control.