negowane

Negowane is a Polish term used as the past passive participle of the verb negować, meaning to negate or deny. It functions as an adjective describing something that has been negated. The form negowane appears in phrases such as zdanie negowane (a negated sentence) or wartość negowana (a negated value). It can also be used predicatively in sentences like “To zdanie jest negowane.”

In logic and mathematics, negacja is the operation NOT; negowane describes elements that are subject to negation, for example negowane wyrażenie or negowane wartości logiczne. In linguistics, negacja refers to the grammatical or semantic expression of negation, and negowane can describe forms or analyses that carry negation.

In computing and data processing, negowane values appear in queries, tests, or filter conditions where a condition is negated to exclude certain results or invert a boolean outcome.

Etymology: negowane comes from the Polish verb negować, which means to negate or deny; the verb itself ultimately traces back to Latin negare meaning “to deny,” through various European languages.

See also: negacja, negować, negacja w logice.