zawierane

Zawierane is a Polish term derived from the verb zawierać, meaning to contain or to include. In linguistic and formal usage, zawierane functions as a participle or adjectival form describing elements that are part of or included in a larger whole. The related noun zawieranie denotes the act or process of including.

Grammatically, zawierane can be used as a present passive participle or as an attributive adjective. It typically modifies nouns referring to contents, components, or items that form part of another entity. In technical and legal writing, it is common to encounter phrases such as elements zawierane in a set of data or information zawierane in a contract, conveying that these items are included or embedded within the larger document or collection.

In practice, zawierane appears across domains such as contract drafting, data management, and technical descriptions. It contrasts with zawarte, the more common past passive form used to denote things that have already been contained or included; zawierane often emphasizes ongoing inclusion or components currently part of a system or dataset.

Etymology and related forms: zawierane is built from zawierać with the nominalizing and adjectival suffixes, connecting it to zawieranie (the act of including) and describing the state of being contained. While some contexts may prefer other forms, zawierane remains a recognized term for describing items that are currently included within a broader whole.

See also: zawierać, zawieranie, zawarte. Note: there is no widely recognized separate entity named “Zawierane” as a place or organization; the term is primarily used in linguistic and technical contexts.