realizujaca

Realizujaca (properly written realizująca) is the feminine present participle of the Polish verb realizować, meaning “the one who realizes” or “the one who implements.” In Polish, realizujaca can function as both an adjective and, when used with a noun, as an agent noun describing a person or entity that carries out a task, project, or plan. The form agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number.

Usage and meaning

The term is commonly used in professional, administrative, and academic contexts to indicate active execution or fulfillment. It highlights the role of a subject who puts ideas into practice, oversees implementation, or completes prescribed actions. Realizujaca can refer to a person (for example, a woman who implements a project) or to an organization or team engaged in realization activities. It is often found in phrases such as realizujaca projekt, realizujaca program, or realizujaca swój plan.

Relation to other forms

Realizujaca has corresponding masculine and neuter forms (and plural forms) as part of the same participle paradigm. It is closely related to the noun realizacja (realization) and to the verb realizować (to realize, to implement). In texts, realizujaca is typically used attributively to describe the agent responsible for realization rather than as a standalone noun.

Notes

The ASCII form realizujaca is a transliteration lacking diacritics; the standard Polish spelling with diacritics is realizująca. The term is mainly encountered in formal writing, project documentation, and discussions of execution or implementation.