poruszane

Poruszane is a Polish term that derives from the verb poruszać, meaning to move, to touch upon, or to raise. It functions as a present passive participle that can describe nouns in a range of contexts. As an adjective or participle, poruszane agrees with the noun it modifies and can indicate that something is being moved physically or that a topic or issue is being raised or discussed.

In usage, poruszane is commonly found in phrases such as poruszane przedmioty (objects that are being moved) or poruszane zagadnienia (issues that are being raised or addressed). In journalism or analysis, poruszane kwestie signals topics under discussion. The form is versatile and appears in various grammatical numbers and cases, always aligning with the noun it describes.

For reference, related linguistic forms include poruszać (to move or to touch upon), poruszenie (movement or stirring as a noun), and poruszanie (the act of moving or touching upon). The masculine singular present passive participle is poruszany, and the feminine singular is poruszana, while poruszane typically marks neuter plural or feminine plural forms, depending on the noun it accompanies.

Poruszane is not a widely recognized place name or a well-known proper noun in Polish. It is primarily a grammatical form used within descriptive language, rather than a standalone term with a fixed identity outside linguistic context.