krócony
Krócony is a Polish adjective and past participle meaning “shortened” or “trimmed,” used to describe something that has been reduced in length, extent, or content. It is formed from the verb krócić (to shorten) and is closely related to the more common skrócony, which is typically preferred in modern usage. In contemporary Polish, krócony is rare and is often considered archaic or dialectal, appearing mainly in historical or literary contexts.
As an adjective, krócony follows the standard agreement patterns of Polish adjectives and can modify nouns
In older texts or in certain regional usages, krócony may appear to emphasize a deliberate truncation or
Also note that krócony may be encountered as a historical or stylistic variant rather than a standard