uregulowani

Uregulowani is the masculine personal plural nominative form of the Polish adjective uregulowany. It describes entities—people, debts, cases, or other matters—that have been brought into compliance with regulations or obligations. The term signals that something has been settled, regulated, or regularized: a payment completed, a case resolved, or rules satisfied.

Origin and grammar: The verb uregulować means to regulate or settle. The prefix u- conveys completion or arrangement, and the suffix -ować forms the infinitive. The past participle is uregulowany; the plural masculine personal form is uregulowani. Other inflections include uregulowana (feminine singular) and uregulowane (neuter singular or plural). In usage, uregulowani can function as a descriptive adjective or, in some contexts, as a substantive noun meaning “the regulated ones.”

Contexts and usage: In legal and administrative language, uregulowani refers to entities that have fulfilled regulatory requirements or brought accounts into order, for example uregulowani podatnicy (taxpayers who settled their obligations). In finance, debts described as uregulowane are settled. The phrase sprawa została uregulowana indicates that a matter is resolved; dług jest uregulowany indicates payment completion. The term is formal and common in official discourse, but can appear in journalism and public administration.

See also: uregulować, regulacja, regulować.