Wydobywane

Wydobywane is a Polish term used as the present passive participle of wydobywać, meaning to extract, mine, or recover materials. It functions as an adjective indicating that the subject is in the process of being extracted or is designated for extraction. The form agrees with the gender and number of the noun: wydobywany (masculine singular), wydobywana (feminine), and wydobywane (neuter singular or plural). In standard usage, wydobywane describes resources, substances, or deposits that are currently accessible or being worked, such as wydobywane minerały, wydobywane złoża, or wydobywane kopaliny.

In mining and geology, the term appears in technical reports, production plans, and environmental assessments to distinguish between resources that are actively exploited and those that are not yet mined. It is also used in environmental management and logistics to signify quantities being harvested at a given time. In archaeology or paleontology, the phrase may describe artifacts or fossils being recovered during excavations, though such uses are less common than in geology.

Translations into English vary by context; the most direct equivalents are extracted, being extracted, or mined. Wydobywane is not a proper name and is rarely used as a title or label outside language contexts.