Ocięte

Ocięte is the nominative plural neuter form of the Polish past participle "ocięty." "Ocięty" itself is derived from the verb "ociąć" (to chop off, to cut short, to curtail). Therefore, "ocięte" refers to things that have been chopped off, cut short, or curtailed. It usually implies something that has been trimmed or reduced in size.

Specifically, "ocięte" can refer to:

• Physical objects: Things that have been physically cut or trimmed, such as branches, materials, or parts of something.
• Abstract concepts: Concepts that have been shortened, reduced, or curtailed, such as rights, privileges, or resources.

The meaning is highly context-dependent and depends on what the "ocięte" things are. It always carries the connotation of a reduction or removal of something. The imperfective counterpart of the verb "ociąć" is "obcinać."