wybierane

Wybierane is a form of the Polish verb wybierać, used as a present passive participle. It functions as an adjective or participial modifier meaning “being chosen” or “selected.” The sense depends on context: something described as wybierane is in the process of being chosen or has recently been chosen, as opposed to completed selection expressed by other forms.

Grammatically, wybierane is derived from wybierać and agrees with the noun it modifies in gender and number. It can describe people, objects, or groups in contexts such as elections, competitions, or selection processes. In everyday language it often appears in phrases like wybrane osoby (the selected people) or wybrane elementy (the selected elements). The form is distinct from ya different participial form wybrany, which typically denotes a finished or definite choice, such as “the chosen one” or “the elected.”

Usage and context: wybierane commonly appears in reports about elections, committees, or panels where candidates or items are under consideration or have just been chosen. It emphasizes the ongoing or current nature of the selection, rather than a finalized outcome. In contrast, wybrany is used when the selection is completed and the subject is already determined.

See also: wybór, wybierać, wybrany, wybierać. These related terms cover the processes of choosing, the act of selection, and the state of having been selected.