Nadaj

Nadaj is a term that may refer to several uses in Slavic-language contexts, most commonly encountered as a Polish verb form related to transmitting or broadcasting. In Polish, nadaj is the imperative form of nadawać (imperfective) or nadać (perfective), used to issue a command to transmit or send something. In technical and media contexts it appears in phrases such as “Nadaj sygnał” or “Nadaj dane,” meaning “Transmit the signal” or “Send the data.” Related forms include nadaję (I transmit), nadawca (transmitter), and nadawanie (broadcasting). The exact meaning and aspect depend on the verb chosen and the surrounding context.

Beyond its role in Polish grammar, nadaj can occur as a proper name in some Slavic-speaking communities, where it may appear as a surname or, less commonly, a given name. In such uses, spelling and pronunciation vary by language and region, and there is no single widely recognized individual, place, or institution universally associated with the name. As a loanword with clear ties to transmission and broadcasting, nadaj is typically discussed in linguistic, lexicographic, or descriptive contexts rather than as a standalone concept with broad, independent usage.