Wysanego

Wysanego is not a standard Polish lexical item and does not appear in major Polish dictionaries. In most written contexts it is regarded as a misspelling or a rare variant of the form wysianego, which is the genitive singular of wysiany, the participle meaning “sown” or “seeded.” The confusion often arises when the expected i after s is dropped or when diacritics are stripped in transcription or OCR.

Etymology and standard forms: the word wysiany comes from the verb siać (to sow) with the prefix wy- and describes something that has been sown, such as a field or crop. In standard usage the corresponding genitive singular is wysianego. Other related forms include wysiana (nominative feminine), wysiane (neuter or plural), and the full declension of the participle depending on gender and case. The form wysanego, lacking the i, is not recognized as correct in standard Polish and is typically treated as an error.

Usage and context: when referring to agricultural contexts, correct phrases include stan wysianego pola (the state of the sown field) or plon wysianego zboża (the yield of the sown grain). If one encounters wysanego in a text, it is advisable to check whether the intended form was wysianego and correct it accordingly.

Geographic or personal uses: there is no widely recognized place name or personal name formally established as Wysanego in reputable sources. If the term appears in a specific document, it is most likely a typographical error or a dialectal variation rather than a distinct entry in Polish lexicography.