uporzdkowany

Uporządkowany is a Polish adjective meaning ordered or organized, describing something that has been arranged in a systematic or neat way. It is used to indicate that an object, collection, process, or space has been put into proper order as a result of organizing actions.

Etymology and formation: the word derives from the verb porządkować (to organize, to sort out) with the prefix u- and the participial suffix -any, built on the noun porządek (order). The standard past participle form is uporządkowany, with the diacritics ó and ą in Polish orthography.

Usage: uporządkowany is common in both formal and informal contexts. It can modify documents, data sets, spaces, procedures, or systems, for example: uporządkowana dokumentacja (organized documentation), uporządkowany zestaw danych (ordered data set), uporządkowany teren (tidy area).

Grammar: as an adjective, it agrees with the noun in gender and number. Singular forms include uporządkowany (masc), uporządkowana (fem), uporządkowane (neut). Plural forms include uporządkowani (masc. personal), uporządkowane (neut./mixed or non-personal plural). The precise agreement mirrors typical Polish adjective declension patterns.

Orthography and common misspellings: the correct Polish spelling uses diacritics: uporządkowany. In non-diacritic ASCII, it appears as uporzadkowany. A frequent misspelling in plain text is porządkowy or uporzdkowany variants, and notably the form “uporzdkowany” is considered incorrect in standard Polish because it omits the required “a” after the d (the correct non-diacritic form is uporzadkowany). Users should prefer uporządkowany or uporzadkowany depending on the orthography in use.

See also: porządek, porządkować, porządkowy.