Ujawniany

Ujawniany is a Polish adjective and present passive participle derived from the verb ujawniać, meaning to reveal or disclose. It describes information, documents, or other material that is in the process of being disclosed or made public. The form functions as an attribute and agrees with the noun it modifies, indicating ongoing or forthcoming disclosure.

In grammar, ujawniany has the standard adjectival forms: masculine singular ujawniany; feminine singular ujawniana; neuter singular ujawniane; and plural forms such as ujawniani (masculine personal) and ujawniane (feminine plural or neuter/plural). The word is commonly used in journalism, law, academia, and official reports to qualify material that is not yet fully public but is being released or revealed.

Usage and nuance: ujawniany contrasts with ujawniony, which is the past passive participle meaning “already disclosed” or “revealed.” Thus, ujawniany emphasizes ongoing disclosure, while ujawniony describes information that has already been released. Examples include phrases like dane ujawniane przez media (data being disclosed by the media) or materiał ujawniany w raporcie (material being revealed in the report).

Etymology and related forms: ujawniany is built from the verb ujawniać with the typical participial suffix, forming an adjective that marks a process rather than a completed state. Related terms include ujawnienie (disclosure) and ujawniony (disclosed).