Uzdatniona

Uzdatniona is a feminine Polish adjective formed from the verb uzdatnić, meaning to treat, purify, or render suitable. It describes a substance or material that has undergone a treatment process and, as a result, meets certain quality or safety standards. In Polish, uzdatniona functions as a modifier that agrees with feminine nouns, for example woda uzdatniona (treated water).

The term is widely used in technical, industrial, and environmental contexts. In water treatment, water that has been processed to remove impurities is described as woda uzdatniona. In other domains, materials, fuels, soils, gases, and even foods or pharmaceutical ingredients can be referred to as uzdatnione or uzdatniona, depending on the gender of the noun they modify. The concept emphasizes that a formal treatment step has taken place to achieve a desired property, such as purity, safety, or suitability for a specific use.

Linguistically, uzdatniona is the feminine singular past participle form of uzdatnić. Related forms include uzdatniony (masculine singular) and uzdatnione (neuter or plural), while the process itself is typically expressed with uzdatnianie or uzdatnienie. In practice, uzdatniona commonly appears in contexts describing substances that have been processed to meet regulatory or technical requirements.

See also: uzdatnianie, uzdatnienie, woda uzdatniona.