wyprowadzona

Wyprowadzona is the feminine singular past participle of the Polish verb wyprowadzić, which means to lead out, bring out, remove, or derive. As a participle it functions as an adjective and can appear in passive voice constructions. The form agrees with gender and number: masculine wyprowadzony, feminine wyprowadzona, neuter wyprowadzone; plural wyprowadzeni (masc. personal) and wyprowadzone (neuter/plural).

Uses and examples

Wyprowadzona describes someone or something that has been led or removed from a place or situation. A common construction is a passive clause such as: Kobieta została wyprowadzona z budynku przez ochronę. This illustrates how the participle marks a completed action affecting a feminine subject. Beyond physical removal, wyprowadzić also has figurative senses (e.g., to derive or to explain from premises), though in those contexts the related verb forms are typically used rather than the participle in isolation.

Grammatical notes

Wyprowadzona is part of a family of related forms formed from the prefix wy- and the verb prowadzić (to lead). It is most frequently encountered in descriptive, narrative, or formal prose where a feminine subject is described in a past, completed action. The counterpart forms (wyprowadzony, wyprowadzone) are used to agree with masculine or neuter nouns, or with plural subjects.

See also

wyprowadzić, wyprowadzenie, prowadzić.