przeksztacone

Przekształcone is a Polish adjective form meaning transformed or modified, derived from the verb przekształcać (to transform). It functions as a past participle used to describe something that has undergone a transformation. In standard Polish orthography the form is przekształcone; the non-diacritic variant przeksztacone is considered incorrect in proper writing, though it may appear in contexts where diacritics are omitted.

The term can describe objects, data, processes, or ideas that have been changed or reinterpreted. It is commonly used in science, mathematics, computing, and everyday language to indicate that a result or item has been subjected to a transformation, such as przekształcone dane (transformed data) or przekształcone obrazy (transformed images). As an adjective, it agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies (e.g., przekształcony, przekształcona, przekształcone).

Etymology and related forms: przekształcone is formed from the verb przekształcać, which itself combines the prefix prz- with the root kszał- stemming from ksztalt/kształt (shape). Related forms include przekształcony (masc. singular), przekształcona (fem. sg.), and przekształcone (neut. sg. or pl.), all conveying the sense of having undergone a transformation.

See also: przekształcanie (transformation/an act of transforming). The term is widely used across domains to denote alteration from an original state to a modified one.