prowadzajce

Prowadzajace is not a standard Polish term in itself; in most contexts the correct form is prowadzące, the present-active participle of the verb prowadzić (to lead, to guide, to drive). The variant without diacritics, prowadzace, or the misspelled form prowadajace, occasionally appears in non-diacritic texts or casual writing, but it is not considered correct orthography in Polish. The distinction matters for proper spelling and grammar.

In Polish grammar, prowadzące is a present-active participle that functions as an adjective or noun modifier. It describes someone or something that performs the action of leading or guiding. The participle agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number: prowadzący (masculine singular), prowadząca (feminine singular), prowadzące (neuter singular or plural). As a noun, stems related to this participle can denote a person who leads or hosts an event, such as a lecturer, facilitator, or program host, depending on context.

Common uses include phrases like prowadzące zajęcia (the people who lead the classes) or prowadzące programy (the hosts or organizers of programs). The form prowadzące is versatile in both attributive and predicative positions, and it often appears in descriptions of roles or activities where someone is guiding, conducting, or directing proceedings.

Etymology and related forms: the term derives from the verb prowadzić. Related forms include prowadzić (to lead), prowadzący (the male host/leader), prowadząca (the female host/leader), and prowadzące (the neuter singular or plural form). These forms are widely used in education, event organization, broadcasting, and other domains where an individual or group leads an activity.

Notes: when writing in Polish, prefer the diacritic form prowadzące to ensure correct meaning and pronunciation; avoid the nonstandard variant prowadajace. See also prowadzić, prowadzący, prowadząca.