wywoanej

Wywołanej is the feminine genitive singular form of the past passive participle wywołany, derived from the verb wywołać, meaning to cause, evoke or trigger. In Polish, this form is used to modify a feminine noun in the genitive case and signals that the noun’s state or characteristic has been brought about by an external factor. The corresponding forms for other genders are wywołany (masculine nominative), wywołana (feminine nominative), and wywołane (neuter or plural). When diacritics are omitted, wywołanej is commonly written as wywoanej.

In usage, wywołanej serves to indicate causation or origin in more formal or technical contexts, such as scientific, medical or legal writing. It appears most often with feminine nouns in genitive singular, for example in phrases like efekt wywołanej choroby or skutek wywołanej infekcji, where the noun following the participle denotes what caused the effect or state.

Etymologically, wywołanej traces to wywołać, the compound prefix wy- plus wołać, and the suffixes that form adjectives and past participles. This construction parallels other Polish past passive participles used as adjectives to describe outcomes that result from an antecedent factor.

Wywołanej thus functions as a grammatical inflection rather than a standalone lexical item with independent meaning. Its correct use depends on agreement with a feminine noun in genitive singular and is a common pattern in descriptive and explanatory prose. See also Polish grammar, past participles, and adjectival phrases expressing causation.