Krzywdzi

Krzywdzi is the third-person singular present tense form of the Polish verb krzywdzić, meaning to harm or to wrong. The verb krzywdzić is imperfective and transitive, used to describe causing harm or injustice to someone or something. The standard present tense conjugation is: ja krzywdzę, ty krzywdzisz, on/ona/ono krzywdzi, my krzywdzimy, wy krzywdzicie, oni/one krzywdzą. The form krzywdzi appears in clauses such as On krzywdzi ludzi or Ona krzywdzi zwierzęta. In negative constructions you may also hear nie krzywdzi; with pronouns and different tenses, the meaning changes accordingly. The word is used in moral, legal, and everyday contexts to express wrongdoing; it can refer to physical harm, emotional injury, or social injustice.

Related terms include krzywda (harm, wrong) and krzywdzenie (harm-doing). The expression nie krzywdź mnie (do not harm me) illustrates typical usage. Etymologically, krzywdzić is a native Polish verb with cognates across West Slavic languages; it conveys intentional or negligent harm depending on context.