przenikajcej

Przenikajcej is a coined term that appears in informal Polish-language discussions to denote a hypothetical phenomenon in which information, influence, or effects move across barriers between domains, scales, or systems. Proponents describe it as cross-domain penetration, where ideas or signals seem to pass through walls that would normally contain them. The term is used mainly as a metaphor in contexts such as technology adoption, organizational theory, media studies, and speculative fiction, where boundaries between disciplines or communities are of interest.

The form resembles the standard Polish present participle przenikającej, from the verb przenikać (to permeate). The conventional spelling in neutral Polish is przenikającej (for feminine genitive or dative), as in koncepcja przenikającej wiele dziedzin. The spelling przenikajcej is nonstandard and likely a misspelling or stylized variant used in casual writing; its intended meaning is the same as the standard form when readers interpret it as a misspelled version of przenikającej.

Because przenikajcej is not established in dictionaries or scholarly literature, its use is limited to informal discourse or fictional contexts. In more formal writing, authors typically employ established terms such as transdisciplinary influence, permeation, or cross-domain diffusion to convey similar ideas. The term can nonetheless serve as a mnemonic reminder of the permeability of systems, highlighting how innovations, narratives, or signals can traverse boundaries in unpredictable ways.