realizujcy

Realizujacy (properly realizujący in Polish with diacritics) is the present participle of the verb realizować, meaning “carrying out,” “implementing,” or “realizing.” In Polish grammar it functions as a present active participle (imiesłów czynny) and is used as an adjective that agrees with a noun in gender, number, and case. The basic forms are realizujący (masculine singular), realizująca (feminine singular), and realizujące (neuter singular); these forms change to match the noun they describe and also appear in plural.

Usage and meaning

Realizujacy is typically used to describe a person or entity actively performing an action or task, such as in project management, research, or operations. Examples: „uczestnik realizujący projekt” (a participant carrying out the project), „zespół realizujący zadanie” (a team implementing the assignment). In formal or administrative Polish, the participle serves as an attribute rather than a finite verb and can appear in front of the noun it modifies or as a postposed modifier in certain states.

Orthography and variants

In standard Polish, the correct diacritic form is realizujący. In contexts where diacritics are omitted (for example, old documents, programming, or user inputs without diacritics), it may appear as realizujacy. The meaning remains the same, describing ongoing execution or implementation.

Related terms

Realizować (to realize/implement), realizacja (realization/implementation), realizator (implementer), and related imiesłowy (participles) such as realizujący. The term is commonly found in business, management, law, and academic writing to denote ongoing execution of tasks or plans.

Notes

Realizujacy emphasizes ongoing action and is distinct from realizowany (realized/being realized) or realizowany przez (carried out by).