pogrupowany

Pogrupowany is a Polish adjective formed from the verb pogrupować, which means to arrange, classify, or sort items into groups or categories. The word describes something that has already undergone a grouping process and now exists in a grouped form. It is commonly used in contexts such as data analysis, statistics, research, and documentation to indicate that elements have been organized into defined sets rather than kept as a single, undifferentiated collection.

Usage is frequent in statistics and data presentation, where pogrupowane dane refers to data organized into intervals or categories (for example, age ranges), often used to prepare frequency distributions or histograms. In documentation or reporting, pogrupowany items might refer to lists or items that have been clustered into sections. The term can also appear in computing when data is grouped as part of a query or transformation.

Origin and morphology: the word is built from the noun grupa (group), the verbal suffix -ować indicating a verb, and the prefix po- used to form a perfective aspect. The corresponding past participle is pogrupowany, and the related noun is pogrupowanie (the act or result of grouping).

See also: pogrupować, grupowanie, grupa, klasyfikacja.