wliczone

Wliczone is a Polish term formed as the past participle of the verb wliczyć, meaning to count as part of a total or to include. In Polish it functions as an adjective or predicative participle and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. It is used to indicate that a cost, component, or quantity is included in a larger sum, price, or calculation.

Common contexts for wliczone include commerce, accounting, and legal language, where phrases such as wliczone w cenę (included in the price) or wliczone koszty (included costs) appear. It can also appear in contracts to describe items that are not charged separately. The form adapts to the noun it describes, following standard Polish participle agreement rules.

Examples of usage include: "Wszystkie koszty są wliczone w cenę." (All costs are included in the price.) "Zysk został wliczony do bilansu." (The profit has been included in the balance sheet.) "Podatki są wliczone w ostateczną kwotę." (Taxes are included in the final amount.) These sentences illustrate how wliczone can denote inclusion within a total, cost, or calculation.

Notes on terminology and usage: wliczone is not a standalone noun but a participial adjective used in formal and semi-formal contexts, especially in contracts, invoices, and financial statements. It should not be confused with related terms such as wliczyć (the infinitive meaning to include or count) or wliczenie (the noun form meaning inclusion). See also wliczyć and wliczenie for related grammatical and lexical information.