porzdkujcy

Porządkujacy (porządkujący) is a present active participle in Polish, derived from the verb porządkować, meaning to tidy, organize, or bring into order. As an adjective or participle, it describes someone or something that is in the process of organizing or arranging. The standard spelling uses diacritics: porządkujący (masculine), porządkująca (feminine), porządkujące (neuter). In non-diacritic text, common variants are porzadkujacy, porzadkujaca, porzadkujace.

Function and usage: Porządkujący can modify a noun to indicate an agent of organizing activity, for example, porządkujący archiwa describes a person who tidies and arranges archives. It can also appear in predicate constructions or in headlines to convey an ongoing action related to ordering or arranging. The form is especially common in linguistic or descriptive writing, where the focus is on the act of bringing order.

Etymology: The word comes from porządkować (to tidy/organize), which itself relates to porządek (order). The participle is formed with the root porządku-, plus the suffix -jący, yielding the meaning “one who is tidying/organizing.”

Variants and notes: The diacritic-compliant form is preferred in standard Polish. In plain ASCII texts, you may see porzadkujacy or related feminine/neuter forms written without diacritics. Semantically, porządkujacy is closely related to porządkowy, which means orderly or pertaining to order, but porządkujacy specifically emphasizes the act of organizing.

See also: porządek, porządkować, porządkowy.