Sugerowani

Sugerowani is a Polish adjective and participle derived from the verb sugerować, meaning to suggest or propose. It is used to describe persons, items, or proposals that have been proposed, recommended, or put forward for consideration in a given context. The term is common in formal, administrative, and journalistic language, where it helps indicate that something has been proposed by someone else rather than being an inherent attribute.

The word functions as a regular adjective/participle and agrees with the noun it modifies. It is frequently encountered in phrases such as “sugerowani kandydaci” (the suggested candidates) or “lista sugerowanych rozwiązań” (the list of suggested solutions). Because it denotes something that has been proposed or recommended, it can imply external input or guidance rather than an intrinsic quality.

Etymology and usage notes: sugerowani comes from the verb sugerować, which itself has roots in the broader family of words related to proposing or hinting. In usage, the term is most often employed in contexts where decisions or recommendations are being described, such as official notices, policy documents, or reporting on deliberations. It is less common in casual speech, where more straightforward terms like “proponowane” or “polecane” may be preferred.

See also: sugerować (to suggest), proponować (to propose), polecać (to recommend).