Napomni

Napomni is a verbal form found in several South Slavic languages, where it is associated with the act of reminding or mentioning. It generally derives from a base verb meaning to remind, warn, or note, with the prefix na- reinforcing the direction or target of the action. The exact meaning and grammatical role of napomni can vary between languages and contexts.

In Polish, napomni is a present-tense form of the verb that means to remind or to mention. It functions as part of a larger conjugation system and is most often encountered in contexts involving reporting or recalling information, though the more common everyday verb for reminding is przypomnieć.

In Slovenian, Croatian, and Serbian varieties, napomni appears in forms built on a related root meaning to remind. In these languages it may appear as an imperative or as a form used to request that someone remind another person, depending on the exact verb class and tense.

The word is closely linked to related terms such as napomena (note) and napominuti (to remind). These related forms help to frame napomni within a family of words that concern memory, mentioning, and reminders. Usage can differ not only by language but also by regional variation and register, from everyday speech to formal writing.

See also: napomena, napomniti, napomnieć, napomni me.