rozsianego

Rozsianego is a Polish grammatical form that functions as the genitive singular masculine/neuter form of the adjective or past participle derived from the verb rozsiać. The basic meaning of the base word roz sowiać is to scatter seeds or to distribute something over an area; rozsiany thus carries the sense of “sown” or “scattered.” The form rozsianego is used when the associated noun is in genitive singular, for example in noun phrases describing something that has been spread or planted.

In practical use, rozsianego appears most often in descriptive or agricultural contexts. It describes objects that have been distributed across a surface, such as grains, seeds, or other materials. Because it is an inflected form, whose ending changes with gender, number, and case, rozsianego is specifically the genitive singular masculine or neuter form of the corresponding adjective or participle. The feminine genitive singular would be rozsianej, and other cases use different endings.

Etymologically, rozsiany comes from the combination of prefix roz- (indicating distribution) and siać (to sow), with the participial ending adapting to grammatical agreement. As a result, the word is not a stand-alone noun but a form that modifies a noun within a sentence.

See also: rozsiany, siew, siać, rosnąć (for related growth-related terms). The term is primarily found in literary or formal registers and in agricultural descriptions. In contemporary usage, speakers may opt for more common variants such as rozsiane (nominative plural or neuter plural) or other forms depending on the grammatical role of the noun it modifies.