badanego

Badanego is the genitive singular masculine form of the Polish adjective badany, which means examined, studied, or tested. In Polish, badany can function as a participle or a passive adjective, describing a masculine noun. When the noun it describes is in the genitive case, the adjective takes the form badanego.

Usage and function: Badany is used before a noun in many contexts, but badanego appears when the whole noun phrase is in genitive. This occurs in constructions such as indicating possession, measurement, or description related to the thing that has been examined. For example, wyniki badanego pacjenta means “the results of the examined patient,” and opis badanego materiału means “the description of the examined material.” In these phrases badanego agrees with the gender and case of the head noun in genitive masculine singular.

Morphology and related forms: Badany declines like a standard Polish adjective. The masculine genitive singular form is badanego; the nominative masculine singular is badany, the feminine form is badana, and the plural forms are badani (nominative masculine personal) or badane (neuter or plural forms, depending on gender and case). The form badanego specifically marks masculine singular genitive.

See also: Polish grammar, adjectives, participles, genitive case.

Badanego is not a separate noun or a widely used proper term. Rather, it is a grammatical form used to describe a masculine noun in genitive, most commonly in formal or technical writing related to examination, testing, or study.