wezwane

Wezwane is a form in Polish that functions as a past passive participle of the verb wezwać, meaning to summon or to call. As an adjective, it describes nouns that have received a summons or that have been called, and it agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. The form is typically used in legal, administrative, or formal prose to indicate that a person or thing has been summoned or ordered to appear or respond.

In grammar, wezwać is a perfective verb, and wezwane is one of its participial forms. The language allows wezwane to appear as neuter singular or feminine plural, while the masculine forms are wezwany (singular) and wezwani (masculine plural). This means the same spelling may correspond to more than one grammatical category, with meaning clarified by context. The related noun wezwanie refers to the act or document of summoning, such as a summons to attend a hearing.

Usage and scope: Wezwane commonly appears in official texts and statements to denote items, notices, or people that have already received a summons. Examples include phrases in which documents or individuals are described as wezwane, for instance, “wezwane do stawiennictwa” or “wezwane świadka,” depending on gender and number of the noun involved.

See also: wezwanie, wezwać, wezwanie do stawienia się.