uprawnie

Uprawnie is not a standard Polish word. In contemporary Polish, the correct forms are uprawnienie (singular) and uprawnienia (plural). They denote authorization, entitlement, or permission to perform a task, access a resource, or enjoy a particular privilege. The term can refer to legal rights granted by an authority, professional licenses, or the general capacity to undertake certain activities.

The noun derives from the verb uprawnić, meaning to authorize or entitle, itself linked to the notion of law or right (prawo). Because uprawnie is not a recognized standalone form, it is typically seen as a misspelling, a truncation, or a typographic variant of uprawnienie or uprawnienia in written texts.

In usage, uprawnienie appears in legal and administrative contexts, for example uprawnienie do wykonywania zawodu (license to practice a profession) or uprawnienie do korzystania z określonych świadczeń (entitlement to certain benefits). In information technology and data security, uprawnienia refer to user permissions or access rights, such as read, write, or execute on files and systems.

Related terms include zezwolenie (permit), licencja (license, especially for intellectual property or specialized activities), and prawo (right, law). The plural uprawnienia is commonly used when listing multiple permissions, while uprawnienie describes a single entitlement.

Summary: although uprawnie is sometimes encountered, it is not standard Polish. The accepted terms are uprawnienie and uprawnienia, used across legal, professional, and IT contexts to denote authorization, entitlement, or permission.