Klikaj

Klikaj is the second-person singular imperative form of the Polish imperfective verb klikać, meaning to click. It is used to instruct someone to perform clicking actions, especially in tutorials, on-screen prompts, and user interface text. Because it is imperfective, klikaj can imply repeated or habitual clicking rather than a single, completed action. The infinitive is klikać, and the present tense forms include ja klikam, ty klikasz; the plural imperative is klikajcie. In contrast, the perfective counterpart kliknąć yields the imperative kliknij, used for a single, completed click. The pair klikaj/klikajcie versus kliknij/kliknijcie expresses aspect and intensity.

In everyday use, klikaj appears in UI text such as "Klikaj dalej," "Klikaj przycisk" or "Klikaj, aż pojawi się komunikat." The form is common in Polish-language software, tutorials, and online guides and is understood by Polish speakers regardless of technical background.

Etymology: klikaj is derived from the onomatopoeic "klik," representing the sound of a click, which has been borrowed into digital and UI language.

There is no widely recognized product or organization named "Klikaj." It is primarily a grammatical form rather than a standalone proper noun.

See also: klikać, kliknąć, Polish verbs, imperative mood.