Wymokłe

Wymokłe is a Polish adjective that describes something that is soaked through or drenched with water. It generally implies a state of being wet to the point of being saturated and often conveys a sense of discomfort or being undesirable.

Meaning and Usage:

• The word signifies a state of being thoroughly wet, penetrated by water throughout its entirety.
• It's often used to describe objects or materials, such as clothing ("wymokłe ubranie" - soaked clothing), paper, or the ground ("wymokła ziemia" - soaked earth).
• It can also be used to describe a person or animal that is completely drenched.
• The word often carries a negative connotation, implying that the wetness is unwelcome or unpleasant.

Grammatical Information:

• Part of Speech: Adjective
• Gender: The form of the adjective changes depending on the gender of the noun it modifies:
  • Masculine nominative singular: wymokły
  • Feminine nominative singular: wymokła
  • Neuter nominative singular: wymokłe
  • Plural forms also vary depending on the gender of the nouns they modify.
• Declension: Wymokłe follows the standard declension patterns for Polish adjectives.

Synonyms:

• Przemoknięte
• Mokre
• Zalane
• Przesiąknięte