wezwani

Wezwani is the past participle of the Polish verb wezwać, meaning to call, summon, or invoke. In Polish grammar, past participles function as adjectives or as passive verb forms; wezwani is used for masculine personal plural, while wezwane is used for feminine or neuter plural.

As a word, wezwani can describe people or groups that have been called or summoned, for example in phrases like "wezwani do stawiennictwa" (summoned to appear) or "wezwani do służby" (called to service). It can also appear as a standalone noun phrase, translating roughly as "the summoned" or "the called," depending on context.

In religious, ceremonial, or eschatological contexts, the term may denote individuals who have received a divine calling or vocation. In Polish religious literature and sermons, "wezwani" can refer to the faithful or to those called to a specific mission.

As a proper name or title, "Wezwani" may be used for works of art, music, or for organizations in Polish-language contexts. It is not known as a single internationally prominent entity; rather, its usage tends to be local, thematic, or symbolic.

See also: wezwanie; wezwać; powołanie.