Wywoana

Wywoana is a Polish adjective formed as a feminine singular past passive participle from the verb wywołać, meaning to invoke, cause, provoke, or trigger. It describes something that has been produced, caused, or prompted by a preceding action or event. In grammar, wywoana agrees with the noun it modifies: wywołany (masculine), wywołana (feminine), wywołane (neuter or plural).

The term is used in both everyday and technical language. In general use, it appears in phrases such as wywołana reakcja (a reaction that has been triggered) or wywołane skutki (the triggered effects). It can also describe phenomena or conditions produced by a prior cause, for example wywołane czynnikiem środowiskowym (triggered by an environmental factor).

In computing and information technology, wywołana is commonly heard in contexts describing invocation or function calls. For example, wywołana funkcja refers to a function that has been invoked, while wywołanie as a noun denotes the act of invocation. Expressions like wywołanie procedury or wywołanie zdarzenia are used to indicate that a procedure or event has been triggered.

See also: wywołanie, wywoływać, wywołać. The word remains neutral and widely understood across Polish-language discourse, including linguistics, science, and software development.