wyrzutowe

Wyrzutowe is a Polish word that describes something explosive, projective, or ejectile. It is most commonly used in the context of firearms and ammunition. When referring to a firearm, "wyrzutowe" can describe its capacity to eject spent casings or to fire projectiles. In the context of ammunition, it indicates that the round is designed to be fired from a weapon. The word derives from the Polish verb "wyrzucać," meaning to throw out, eject, or cast out.

The term is often found in technical specifications for firearms, such as descriptions of automatic or semi-automatic mechanisms that employ a "wyrzutowe" action to cycle the next round. It can also be applied to components of a firearm related to ejection, like the "wyrzutnik," which translates to ejector. Beyond firearms, "wyrzutowe" can also describe anything that is expelled or projected forcefully, such as a projectile from a catapult or even a volcanic eruption, though these applications are less common than its association with weaponry. Understanding the etymology of "wyrzucać" provides a clear insight into the core meaning of "wyrzutowe" as something that is actively thrown or ejected.