Wypalone

Wypalone is a term of Polish origin that appears in different contexts. As an adjective, it means burnt, scorched, or charred, used to describe surfaces, objects, or landscapes that have been subjected to fire. It derives from the Polish verb wypalać, meaning to burn out or scorch.

In addition to its descriptive use, Wypalone is also the name of several places in Poland. It is a toponym found in various regions, reflecting historical or geographical associations with burned or cleared land. When referring to a specific location, the exact village or settlement is identified by its administrative district (voivodeship and gmina).

There are no widely recognized uses of Wypalone outside Polish language contexts, such as major brands or international organizations. The term is primarily encountered in local administration, geography, agriculture, and literature where it serves as both a common descriptor and a proper noun.

Related forms include wypalać (to burn out), wypalenie (burning out or firing), and wypalony (burnt). The word is part of a broader set of Polish adjectives formed from the verb regarding fire or clearing land.