Wykryte

Wykryte is a Polish term that functions as the past participle of the verb wykryć, meaning to detect or to discover. The word translates roughly as “detected” or “discovered” and is used as an adjective that agrees with the noun it modifies. In masculine form the participle is wykryty; in feminine wykryta; in neuter and plural wykryte. The form wykryte appears when referring to neuter nouns or to multiple items.

In usage, wykryte can appear in phrases such as “wykryte błędy” (detected errors), “wykryte zagrożenia” (detected threats), or in predicative positions like “Błędy zostały wykryte” (Errors were detected). In technology and science, the term is common in descriptions of results from detectors, analyses, or screening processes. In journalism and official reporting, wykryte is used to summarize findings without naming the specific method. The term is also found in medical, environmental, and cybersecurity contexts to indicate detections, discoveries, or findings.

Related terms include wykryć (to detect), wykrywanie (detection), wykrywacz (detector), and wykrywalność (detectability). The word is a standard part of Polish technical and scientific vocabulary and appears in everyday prose as well as formal reporting. If Wykryte is used as a proper noun or title in a particular work, it would be capitalized accordingly in that context.