obowizkowe

Obowizkowe is not a standard term in contemporary Polish. It is generally regarded as a misspelling or typographical variant of the word obowiązkowe, the adjective meaning mandatory or compulsory. The correct form is derived from the noun obowiązek (obligation, duty) through the adjectival suffix -kowy, yielding forms such as obowiązkowy (masculine), obowiązkowa (feminine), obowiązkowe (neuter or plural).

Standard usage and meaning. Obowiązkowe describes things that must be done or required by rule, law, or policy. It is commonly used in administrative, educational, and legal contexts. Examples include szkolenie obowiązkowe (mandatory training), opłaty obowiązkowe (mandatory fees), and wypełnienie obowiązków (fulfillment of duties). The adverbial form is obowiązkowo.

Etymology and morphology. The word forms part of a family derived from obowiązek. The suffix -kowy creates adjectives indicating characteristic related to the root noun. In Polish, the form obowiązkowe must agree in gender and number with the noun it modifies: szkolenie obowiązkowe, prace obowiązkowe, zajęcia obowiązkowe.

Common errors and corrections. Obowizkowe frequently appears as a typographical error, especially in informal writing or optical character recognition (OCR). In formal and standard Polish, the correct spelling is obowiązkowe. When unsure, replace obowizkowe with obowiązkowe to maintain accuracy.

Related terms. Related words include obowiązkowy (masculine singular), obowiązkowa (feminine singular), obowiązkowe (neuter or plural), and obowiązek (obligation). The adverbial form is obowiązkowo.

Notes. In any formal or educational document, using obowiązkowe is recommended to avoid ambiguity or misreading.