przywrócony

Przywrócony is a Polish adjective and past participle formed from the verb przywrócić, which means to restore, reinstate, or bring back to a previous state. It describes something that has been returned to its former condition or status.

Etymology and usage: The word combines the prefix przy- with wrócić, reflecting the idea of returning or returning to a previous state. As a participle, przywrócony functions as an adjective and agrees with the gender and number of the noun it modifies.

Contexts and examples: The term is used across domains such as everyday language, law, administration, and computing. Examples include przywrócony porządek (restored order), przywrócony dostęp do zasobów (restored access to resources), or in legal/administrative language to denote reinstatement of rights or status, for instance przywrócony status pracownika. In computing, it may refer to data recovery or versions returned to a prior state, for example przywrócony plik or przywrócona wersja danych.

Grammatical forms: As an adjective, przywrócony inflects for gender and number. Typical forms are masculine singular przywrócony, feminine singular przywrócona, neuter singular przywrócone. In plural, forms include przywróceni (masculine personal) and przywrócone (neuter or non-masculine plural), with agreement matching the modified noun.

See also: przywrócić, przywrócenie, restoration, reinstatement.