produkowana

Produkowana is a Polish feminine singular form of the present passive participle of the verb produkować, meaning to produce or manufacture. In Polish grammar it functions as an adjective, describing feminine nouns and indicating that something is produced, manufactured, or generated, typically by a specific process or source. It agrees with the noun in gender and number; masculine singular would be produkowany, neuter singular produkowane, with corresponding plural forms for each gender.

In use, produkowana describes processes, goods, or materials associated with production. Examples include energy produkowana w elektrowni (energy produced in a power plant) and żywność produkowana lokalnie (locally produced food). The form is common in technical, industrial, and policy texts to emphasize origin, method, or source of production.

Origin and translation: The word derives from the verb produkować, which is linked to the noun produkt (product) and ultimately to the Latin pro­ducere, “to bring forth.” In English, the corresponding meanings are typically rendered as produced or manufactured. As a grammatical form, produkowana helps specify that a given noun denotes something that has been produced by a particular process or in a particular place, and it appears in contexts ranging from labeling and signage to regulatory and economic writing.