rozgaziony

Rozgaziony is a Polish adjective formed from the noun gaz (gas) with the prefix roz- and the participial suffix -ony. It is not widely attested in contemporary standard Polish and is generally considered nonstandard or archaic. The term may appear in older technical prose to describe a material that has been subjected to a gas-producing process.

Meaning and usage: The literal sense of rozgaziony would be “made gas” or “gasified.” In modern technical vocabulary, processes that produce gas from a solid or liquid are usually described with gazifikacja (gasification) and the resulting material is described as gazifikowany (gasified). Therefore rozgaziony is rarely used in formal contexts today and may be encountered mainly in historical documents or dialectal/colloquial writing.

In historical or regional texts, rozgaziony could be used to refer to substances that have released gas under heating or decomposition. In such contexts the term is not standardized and its meaning is inferred from context; in current technical language it is advisable to use standard terms such as gazifikacja or odgazowywanie (degassing) depending on the precise process described.

See also: gasification, degassing, pyrolysis. In Polish, related terms include gazifikacja (gasification) and odgazowywanie (degassing), while rozgaziony remains a nonstandard or occasional form rather than a defined technical term.