wykazu

Wykazu is the genitive singular form of the Polish noun wykaz, which translates as list, register, or inventory. As a grammatical form, it does not denote a separate topic; rather, it appears in phrases to indicate that something is part of a particular list or originates from it.

Usage and context: Wykazu is common in formal and administrative Polish. It typically occurs after prepositions that govern the genitive case (for example z wykazu means “from the list” or “from the roster”). In English-language references, wykazu is usually translated as “of the list” or “from the register,” depending on the sense. The word is most often encountered in contexts involving official rosters, inventories, or published catalogs.

Relation to related forms: The base noun wykaz is widely used in everyday speech to mean a list or inventory. Wykazu is simply its genitive singular, used to express association, possession, or origin. A closely related but separate word is wykazać, a verb meaning “to show” or “to prove,” which shares a root but belongs to a different part of speech and set of meanings.