opisujcy

Opisujcy is not a standard entry in major dictionaries and is typically interpreted as either a misspelling of the Polish present participle opisujący or a transliteration variant of the Ukrainian opisująчий. Both forms derive from Slavic verbs meaning “to describe.” The stem opis- is linked to description, while suffixes attach to form present participles that can function as adjectives or agent-like descriptors.

In Polish, the correct form is opisujący (masculine singular), with feminine opisująca and neuter opisujące; plural forms vary by grammatical person. It is used attributively to denote a subject or thing that performs describing, or to characterize a text or document: for example, a person opisujący wyniki (a describer of the results) or a text opisujący wydarzenia (a text describing events). The term is common in descriptive or literary contexts, and it can appear in headings or in analytic descriptions.

In Ukrainian, the parallel form is opisuyučyj, derived from opisuvaty meaning “to describe,” with a similar function as a present active participle.

Because opisujcy is not a standard, widely recognized form, its usage tends to signal a misspelling or cross-linguistic transfer rather than a fixed lexical item. When writing in Polish or Ukrainian, it is generally advisable to use the language’s canonical participle forms—opisujący in Polish, opisuyučyj in Ukrainian—to avoid ambiguity.

See also: opisywać, opis, opisujący (Polish present participle), описувати, опис (Ukrainian equivalents), present participle.