Wymogi

Wymogi is a Polish noun in the plural that means requirements or conditions that must be met. It is used to describe criteria, prerequisites, or obligations imposed by rules, regulations, standards, or procedures. The singular form is wymóg, from which the plural wymogi is formed; Polish inflection follows standard patterns (e.g., wymogów in the genitive, wymogom in the dative, wymogami in the instrumental).

In practice, wymogi appear across many domains. In law and administration they denote formal requirements that applications or processes must satisfy. In technical, construction, and safety contexts they refer to technical, sanitary, or safety standards that projects or devices must meet. In data protection and compliance work, phrases like wymogi RODO (GDPR requirements) are common. The term can describe binding obligations issued by authorities or voluntary criteria established by industry bodies.

The concept emphasizes compliance with specified criteria rather than general preferences. To speak about achieving these criteria, the common expression is spełnić wymogi (to meet the requirements). Depending on context, wymogi can be mandatory (obligatory) or advisory (voluntary standards or guidelines that organizations choose to follow).

Synonyms may include warunki (conditions), normy or standardy (standards), though wymogi often foreground the element of an objective that must be satisfied rather than broader conditions or norms. See also compliance, regulations, standards.