oferujcym

Oferujcym is a non-diacritic rendering of a Polish present active participle form that is formed from the verb oferować, meaning to offer. The standard orthography uses oferującym for the instrumental singular masculine form, and it functions as a participle or adjective meaning “offering” or “the one who offers.” The base present participle in nominative masculine singular is oferujący.

Morphology and usage

The present active participle is built from the verb stem with the suffixes -ący (masculine singular) to yield oferujący. In the instrumental singular, the form becomes oferującym. The word typically modifies a noun and agrees in gender, number, and case, for example: z człowiekiem oferującym usługi (with a man offering services). In feminine or neuter contexts, related forms such as oferującą or oferujące would be used, corresponding to the gender and case of the noun they modify. A non-diacritic variant often seen in informal text is oferujcym, which is not considered standard in Polish orthography but may appear when diacritics are stripped or OCR errors occur.

Notes on usage

As a participle, oferujcym (like oferującym) can link to predicates or serve in attributive positions. It is commonly found in sentences describing someone or something that offers something, for example, in business contexts: człowiekiem oferującym usługi or firmą oferującą rozwiązania. Because Polish participles decline, readers should match the form to the case, number, and gender of the noun it describes.

Etymology

The verb oferować is of Polish origin, with cognates in related West Slavic languages. The participle form follows standard Polish patterns for present active participles derived from imperfective verbs.