zrobionych

Zrobionych is a Polish past participle form of the verb zrobić, meaning to do or to make. It functions as an adjective describing something that has been completed or made. The form zrobionych is the genitive plural (and, in many contexts, the accusative plural) of zrobiony, the past participle, and it appears when the modified noun is plural and in a case that requires genitive or accusative.

In practical use, zrobionych modifies plural nouns to convey that the items have been finished or prepared. Examples include zrobionych zadań (completed tasks), zrobionych zdjęć (taken or produced photos), and zrobionych rzeczy (completed things). The construction is common in formal and written Polish, as well as in more precise spoken language, particularly in contexts such as work, production, or documentation.

Differences from related forms are mainly grammatical. Zrobionych is not used as a standalone predicate; instead the participle agrees with a plural noun in appropriate case. Other related forms include zrobione (neuter singular, e.g., zrobione zadanie or zrobione zdjęcie) and zrobiony (masculine singular, e.g., zrobiony projekt).

Origin and morphology: zrobiony comes from the verb zrobić with the standard participial suffix, and the ending -ych marks the genitive plural (and, in practice, the accusative plural) form. The word thus belongs to the class of past participles used as adjectives, indicating the state of completion of the modified noun.