wytworu

Wytwór is a Polish noun meaning a thing produced by human effort; it can refer to a tangible object, a work of art, a manufactured product, or more broadly to any result or outcome of creation. The form wytworu is the genitive singular, and wytwory is the nominative plural; common inflections include wytwór (singular nominative), wytworu (singular genitive), wytwory (plural nominative), and wytworów (plural genitive). The word is derived from the verb meaning to create, with the prefix wy- indicating production or completion.

In usage, wytwór can be used for artifacts, manufactured items, or figuratively for human creations such as ideas, inventions, or cultural products. It is often found in formal or literary prose; in everyday speech more common synonyms include produkt, dzieło, or artefact in borrowed contexts. For example: “Wytwory przemysłu” (industrial products) or “ten wytwór kultury” (this cultural product). The phrase “wytwór człowieka” might appear in discussions of human influence or creativity.

In academic or critical writing, wytwór can be contrasted with nature to emphasize artificial origin, as in “wytwór sztuczny” versus a natural product. Overall, wytwór functions as a flexible term for anything produced by human activity, from concrete objects to abstract achievements.