Wytworem

Wytworem is a Polish noun meaning a thing that has been produced, a product or creation. It covers both tangible items resulting from manufacture or craft and intangible outputs such as inventions, artworks, or ideas that have been formed through a process. The term is commonly used in literary, philosophical, and descriptive language, as well as in more formal or historical contexts.

Etymology and forms. Wytworem derives from the verb tworzyć (to create) with the prefix wy-, which emphasizes the result of an act of creation. The base form is wytwór; declined as wytwór (nominative singular), wytworu (genitive), wytworowi (dative), wytwór (accusative), wytworem (instrumental), wytworze (locative). Plural forms include wytwory (nominative) and corresponding declined forms such as wytworów, wytworom, wytworami, wytworach.

Usage and nuances. Wytwór often conveys a sense of artistry, craftsmanship, or deliberate creation, and can refer to both physical items and abstract results. Examples: “Rzeźba jest wytworem artysty” (The sculpture is the artist’s creation) or “to wytworem natury” (a product of nature). In everyday language, it can carry a slightly literary or evaluative tone, distinguishing the produced object from generic “goods.” By contrast, the synonym wyrob is more common for mass-produced or commercial items, while twór and twórczość focus more on the act of creation or the creature/creation itself.

See also. Product, creation, artifact, wyrób, twór, twórczość.

Overall, wytworem denotes the end result of a producing or creative process, with emphasis on the produced status or artistic nature of the object or concept.