skrawajce

Skrawajce is a term with limited attestation in Polish-language sources. It does not appear in major dictionaries and is primarily found in dialect glossaries and some online neologisms. The word is likely formed from the verb skrawać “to trim, pare” plus an -ajce suffix, but its exact meaning remains unclear due to scarce documentation.

In use, skrawajce commonly refers to small scraps or offcuts produced when trimming materials such as fabric, wood, or paper. In crafts and upcycling communities, skrawajce is sometimes used as a label for offcuts kept for reuse, a usage that reflects creative linguistic practice rather than standard terminology. Some regional uses may also treat skrawajce as the plural of a hypothetical noun meaning “trimmed pieces,” though such interpretations are not widely standardized.

Other occurrences of the form are as a surname or a place name in very limited cases, but these uses are rare and poorly documented. Given the sparse evidence, the term is highly contextual and should be interpreted with attention to local usage. Related concepts include scraps (skrawki), offcuts, and trimmings.