Formuj

Formuj is the second-person singular imperative form of the Polish verb formować, meaning to form, shape, or mold. It appears in direct instructions and commands, guiding someone to perform the action of shaping an object, material, or concept. For example, formuj kulę z ciasta (shape a ball of dough) or formuj plan before starting a project.

Linguistic notes: formować belongs to the -ować class of Polish verbs. The imperative forms include ty formuj (you shape), my formujmy (let us shape), and wy formujcie (you all shape). The form formuj is commonly used in informal or instructional contexts. It is pronounced roughly as FOR-muj, with the final syllable pronounced like “muj” in Polish.

Usage and domains: formuj is widespread in cooking, crafts, education, design instructions, and manufacturing settings where step-by-step shaping or arranging is required. It often appears in recipe directions, workshop guides, and classroom tasks where the listener is expected to actively shape or assemble something.

Other meanings: formuj is primarily a grammatical form in Polish. Outside Polish-language contexts, it is not generally recognized as a separate concept, brand, or term with a widely established meaning. If encountered as a proper noun, its interpretation would depend on the specific local or organizational usage.