kontrolowani

Kontrolowani is a Polish word with several uses in language and culture. Broadly, it denotes people or things that are under control or supervision. The form kontrolowani is the masculine personal plural past passive participle of the verb kontrolować and can function as an adjective or, in some contexts, as a nominal phrase referring to those who are controlled.

In linguistic terms, kontrolowany is the base form, and kontrolowani agrees with masculine personal plural nouns. The term is common in legal, administrative, and social discourse to describe groups subject to oversight or regulation, for example, “kontrolowani przez władze” (those controlled by the authorities). As a metaphor, it appears in journalism and literature to discuss power, surveillance, and autonomy.

In culture, Kontrolowani may be used as a title or stylistic label to evoke themes of control and monitoring, though this article does not list specific works. The word remains frequent in Polish media when describing people or entities under various forms of control, from administrative compliance to ideological oversight.

See also: kontrola, inwigilacja, monitoring.