ubierania

Ubieranie is a Polish noun formed from the verb ubierać and denotes the act or process of dressing. It refers to putting clothes on the body and, more broadly, to decorating or adorning objects. The term can describe dressing a person—such as a child or another adult—and also decorating objects or spaces, for example decorating a Christmas tree (ubieranie choinki). The noun expresses the action itself rather than the clothing worn.

Grammatically, ubieranie is an imperfective gerund, used to describe ongoing, habitual, or general actions. The related noun ubranie refers to clothing or attire as the garments themselves. The reflexive form ubieranie się means getting dressed or dressing oneself. Transitive constructions such as ubieranie kogoś (dressing someone) are also common, and phrases like ubieranie dziecka highlight dressing a third party.

In contemporary usage, ubieranie appears in everyday speech, parenting manuals, and fashion or lifestyle writing. It also appears in contexts involving decoration or adornment of objects, such as ubieranie choinki. In formal or theatre contexts, the process of clothing performers is often described with kostiumowanie (costuming), though ubieranie can still be understood in a broader sense of dressing the characters.

See also: ubranie, ubiór, ubieranie się, kostiumowanie.