korzystny

Korzystny is a Polish adjective meaning advantageous, favorable, or beneficial. It describes something that brings positive results, advantages, or favorable conditions. The term is used in everyday language as well as in business, finance, law, and policy to characterize terms, deals, rates, or situations that are more favorable than alternatives.

Origin and forms: The word is derived from the noun korzyść (benefit) with the adjectival suffix -ny. It has feminine form korzystna, neuter form korzystne, and plural forms korzystni (masculine personal) and korzystne (other genders or neuter plural).

Usage and nuance: In contracts and negotiations, korzystne terms set conditions advantageous to one party. In finance, it is used for favorable exchange rates, terms of credit, or investments. Synonyms include opłacalny and, in a broader sense, korzystny, while niekorzystny is the opposite. The related verb korzystać means to use or to benefit from; korzyść means benefit. The nuance depends on context, ranging from practical convenience to clear financial advantage.

See also: korzyść, korzystać, opłacalność.