tworzonym

Tworzonym is a Polish grammatical form derived from the verb tworzyć, meaning to create or to form. It is the instrumental singular form of the past passive participle tworzony, which carries the sense of something that has been created or is in the process of being created. In Polish, as an adjective-like participle, tworzony agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and case, and in the instrumental singular it appears as tworzonym for masculine or neuter nouns. The corresponding feminine instrumental form is tworzoną.

Usage and function depend on its placement and agreement. Tworzonym is most common in formal or technical language to describe objects or processes associated with creation or production, often in constructions that highlight agency or method. It frequently appears in phrases with a preposition such as przez to indicate who or what is generating something. Examples include narzędziem tworzonym przez inżynierów (an instrument being created by engineers) and modelem tworzonym przez zespół naukowców (a model being created by a team of scientists). The form thus serves to emphasize ongoing or completed creation in relation to the noun.

Relation to other forms: tworzony (masculine nominative) is used as a simple attributive adjective before masculine nouns, as in tworzony model (a model that is being created). The feminine instrumental form is tworzoną, used with feminine nouns in instrumental position. The plural and other case forms follow standard Polish participle and adjective declension patterns.

Origin and interpretation: tworzony/tworzonym is formed from the verb tworzyć with standard Polish participle suffixes, forming a precise, process-oriented descriptor suitable for descriptive, academic, or technical writing.