dopuszczaln

Dopuszczalny is a Polish adjective meaning permissible, admissible, or allowable. The canonical form is dopuszczalny; inflected forms include dopuszczalnego, dopuszczalnej, dopuszczalne, and so on. The stem dopuszczaln- appears in these forms, reflecting standard Polish word formation. The noun corresponding to the concept is dopuszczalność, and the adverbial sense is typically rendered with phrases like “w dopuszczalny sposób” in formal contexts.

In everyday language, dopuszczalny describes things that are allowed under a given set of rules, norms, or conditions. It is commonly used in formal and semi-formal communication, such as regulations, contracts, standards, and public discourse. For example, a proposed action may be described as dopuszczalne if it complies with applicable rules; a deviation from a standard may be termed dopuszczalny if it remains within permissible limits.

In law and public administration, dopuszczalność or dopuszczalny often refers to admissibility. In this sense, dopuszczalność dowodów means whether a piece of evidence may be admitted in legal proceedings. Generally, evidence or procedures that violate law or due process are deemed not dopuszczalne. Similarly, in regulatory contexts, permissible limits or allowable variances are described as dopuszczalne, guiding compliance and evaluation.

In logic and argumentation, dopuszczalny can refer to steps or inferences that conform to the rules of a given system, ensuring that conclusions follow from accepted premises. The term evokes formality and constraint, underscoring whether something meets established criteria rather than mere opinion.

Etymologically, dopuszczalny derives from the verb dopuszczać (to admit, allow) with standard Polish derivational suffixes. Synonyms include dozwolony and zgodny, though dopuszczalny emphasizes conformity to rules or standards.