Stworzone

Stworzone is a Polish term that functions as the past passive participle of the verb stworzyć, meaning created or made. In usage, it acts as an adjective describing something that has been brought into existence, or appears in phrases referring to the result of creation. It is common in religious, philosophical, and literary contexts, as well as in everyday language when talking about works, objects, or beings that have been produced.

Linguistic notes and usage patterns:_stworzone_ derives from the perfective verb stworzyć and agrees with the noun it modifies. The form is typically used with neuter nouns or in fixed expressions such as nowo stworzone urządzenie (a newly created device) or stworzone dzieło (a created work). The exact inflected form changes with gender and number in Polish, with other gendered forms existing for related participles like stworzony, stworzona, depending on the noun’s gender and number.

Contexts and meanings: In religious or metaphysical writing, stworzony is often employed to refer to beings or worlds created by a divine power, as in discussions of creation ex nihilo or the nature of the created order. In literature and contemporary Polish, it can describe artistic or technological creations, designating the product of human or intentional act. The term is closely related to nouns such as stworzenie (creation) and to verbs like stworzyć (to create) or stwórca (the creator).

See also: stworzenie, stworzyć, stwórca, stworzenie świata.