Wstawionym

"Wstawionym" is a Polish word that translates to "inserted" in English. It is an adjective in the masculine singular form, used to describe something that has been placed or inserted into another object or space. The term is derived from the verb "wstawić," which means "to insert" or "to place." In Polish grammar, "wstawionym" is the instrumental case form of the adjective "wstawiony," which means "inserted" or "placed." This adjective is commonly used in contexts where an object has been deliberately or unintentionally inserted into another object, such as in technical, medical, or everyday situations. For example, "wstawionym kluczem" refers to "an inserted key." The use of "wstawionym" requires proper agreement with the noun it modifies, following Polish grammatical rules.