wykonawczego

Wykonawczy is a Polish adjective derived from the noun wykonawca (one who executes, performer) and the verb wykonywać (to perform or execute). The basic sense of the adjective includes meanings related to execution, implementation, or performance, and it is used to describe things that carry out tasks, fulfill functions, or relate to an authority that executes decisions. In common contexts it appears in terms such as organ wykonawczy (executive body) or plan wykonawczy (execution/implementation plan).

The form wykonywanego by itself does not appear; the form wykonanawczego, written as wykonawczego, is the genitive singular form of the adjective. It is used when the noun it modifies is in the genitive case, which is frequent in Polish phrases that indicate possession or relationship. For example, budżet organu wykonawczego means “the budget of the executive organ,” where organu is genitive and wykonawczego is the matching genitive singular form of the adjective.

Etymology and related terms: wykonanawczy stems from wykonywać (to perform) and the noun wykonawca (performer/contractor). Related terms include wykonawca (contractor), wykonawstwo (the act or domain of performing/implementing, though less common as a standalone noun), and wykonawczy, the masculine form used for describing masculine nouns in the base (nominative) case.

In summary, wykonawczego is the genitive singular form of the Polish adjective wykonawczy, used to indicate relation to execution, performance, or implementation in contexts where the governing noun is in genitive.