intruzów

Intruzów is the genitive plural form of the Polish noun intruz, which denotes a person who enters a space without permission or interferes with a space or activity. In common usage, intruzów can refer to someone who intrudes on private property, a meeting, or a conversation. The term also extends to figurative intrusions, such as meddling in others’ affairs.

Etymology and form: The word intruz comes from Latin intrusus, meaning someone who has forced entry, and has entered Polish through the broader European linguistic tradition. Intruzów is the genitive plural used when speaking about “the number of intruders” or “the presence of intruzów” (for example, liczba intruzów, obecność intruzów).

Contexts and usage: In security, law, and everyday language, intruz refers to any person who breaches restricted access or otherwise enters without authorization. In computing, the term is used to describe an unauthorized user or attacker attempting to access a system. The concept also appears in cultural and journalistic writing to describe unwelcome guests or disruptive individuals, whether physical or symbolic.