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There are many translations of the term ambidexterity in Polish scientific literature. Some authors refer to this form of management as organisational two-handedness, universality, bilaterality, duality or bipolarity, while others leave the English name. The aim of the article is to compare theories of the phenomenon based on systematic literature review and linguistic meanings of Polish terms.