powodujcego

Powodujcego is not a standalone dictionary entry in Polish; it is a grammatical inflected form of the verb powodować, meaning to cause or to bring about. Specifically, powodujcego is the genitive singular masculine form of the present active participle powodujący, which translates roughly as “causing” or “that causes.”

The present active participle powodujący, from which powodujcego is derived, functions as a descrip­tive adjective-like form. It agrees with the noun it modifies in gender, number, and case. In the genitive singular masculine, the form powodujcego is used after a noun to indicate a characteristic or ongoing causal relation. For example: czynnik powodującego raka — “a factor causing cancer.” Here the noun czynnik is in genitive, and powodujcego agrees accordingly.

Usage and style: forms like powodujcego appear primarily in formal, technical, or legal Polish, where precise attribution is needed. They are common in scientific writing to specify causal relationships and in complex noun phrases. In everyday language, simpler constructions such as powodujący or powodować are more common.

Spelling and variants: the standard written form with diacritics is powodującego. A non-diacritic variant such as powodujcego may appear in informal text or due to typographic limitations, but it is considered nonstandard. Understanding that powodujcego is a stressed, inflected form helps distinguish it from the base verb and other participial forms.