dyrygowa

Dyrygowa is a term that can appear in Polish language contexts as a feminine form related to conducting. It derives from the verb dyrygować, which means to conduct or direct, typically in a musical sense.

In historical or dialectal usage, dyrygowa has sometimes been used as a title or descriptor for a female conductor. In contemporary standard Polish, the more common feminine designation for a person who conducts an orchestra is dyrygentka, and dyrygowa is now rarely used except in quotation or archaic text.

Beyond linguistic usage, dyrygowa may also appear in onomastic contexts as a surname or as part of a place name in very rare cases. However, there is no widely recognized geographic entity or well-established subject by that exact name in major reference works.

If you encountered the term in a specific text, the intended sense is most likely related to conductorship or to a proper name derived from that root. For broader context, related terms include dyrygować (to conduct) and dyrygent/dyrygentka (conductor, female conductor).