nastrojona

Nastrojona is a feminine form of a Polish adjective and past participle meaning that something has been tuned, adjusted, or prepared. It is commonly used to describe instruments, devices, or other items that have been set to the correct pitch, level, or configuration. The corresponding masculine form is nastrojony and the neuter form is nastrojone.

Etymology and form: the word is derived from the verb nastroić or nastroić, meaning to tune or set up. It uses the -ona suffix to indicate a feminine singular participle/adjective. As an adjective, it agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g., gitara nastrojona is a tuned guitar).

Usage: nastrojona appears most often in musical or technical contexts. Examples include: "Gitara jest nastrojona" (The guitar is tuned) and "Nastrojona gitara brzmi czysto" (A tuned guitar sounds clean). It can also appear attributively before a feminine noun, such as "nastrojona struna" (a tuned string). It is not a noun; it functions as an adjective describing the state of the noun.

See also: related forms include nastrojony (masculine) and neuter nastrojone, as well as verbs nastroić/nastroić, from which the adjective is derived. The root nastrój, meaning mood or tuning context, is related semantically but used differently in Polish.