Wydobyte

Wydobyte is a Polish word functioning as a past passive participle of the verb wydobyć. It is used as an adjective to indicate that something has been extracted, obtained or uncovered. The form agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number, with wydobyty (masculine), wydobyta (feminine) and wydobyte (neuter or plural).

In technical and everyday language, wydobyte can describe materials, data, or artifacts that have been obtained through extraction or processing. In geology and mining, phrases such as wydobyte minerały or wydobyte złoża refer to minerals or deposits that have already been mined or extracted. In information technology and data analysis, wydobyte dane denotes data that has been extracted or retrieved from a source for analysis. In archaeology or paleontology, wydobyte artefakty or wydobyte szczątki describe artifacts or fossils that have been uncovered during excavation.

Etymologically, wydobyte is formed from the prefix wy- added to the verb dobyć or wydobyć, with the suffix used to create a past participle that can function adjectivally. The term is common in formal and technical discourse and is often contrasted with inne forms emphasizing the act of extraction or the state of remaining in situ.

See also: wydobycie, wydobywać, dobyć, dane wydobyte.