nawiewanego

Nawiewanego is a form found in the Polish language, not a standalone word with a separate lexical entry. It is the declined form of the participial adjective nawiewany, which comes from the verb nawiewać meaning to blow in or to bring air by a draft. As a participial adjective, nawiewany describes something affected by incoming air or by a draft, and nawiewanego appears in contexts requiring a masculine personal genitive singular (or, depending on the noun, related cases).

Etymology and grammar

The base adjective nawiewany derives from nawiewać and the participial suffix -any, yielding a meaning akin to “blown-in” or “brought by a draft.” The form nawiewanego is one of the declined forms used when the modifying element stands in a case such as genitive or accusative for masculine nouns. In neuter or feminine contexts, different declined forms of the same participle would be used (for example, nawiewane for neuter nominative/accusative in some phrases).

Usage

Nawiewanego occurs mainly in written Polish, particularly in technical or descriptive passages dealing with airflow, ventilation, or drafts. It functions as an adjective describing objects or phenomena related to air movement, such as nawiewanego powietrza (air that is being blown in) or nawiewanego wnętrza in specific syntactic constructions. The term is not a common stand-alone noun and is typically seen as part of a larger noun phrase rather than as an independent lexical item.

See also

nawiew, nawiewnik, nawiewanie.