Naruszasz

Naruszasz is a Polish verb form meaning “you infringe” or “you violate.” It is the second-person singular present tense of the imperfective verb naruszać, which covers actions that contravene rules, rights, or norms, such as violating laws, terms of service, or someone’s privacy.

Etymology and grammar: Naruszać is composed with the prefix na- added to the root ruszać, in a sense connected to intrusion or disturbance. In present tense, the forms are naruszam (I infringe), naruszasz (you infringe), narusza (he/she infringes), naruszamy, naruszacie, naruszają. The related noun naruszenie denotes a violation or infringement, and the adjective naruszony describes something that has been infringed or disturbed.

Usage and context: Naruszasz is commonly used in everyday speech as well as in formal or legal contexts when criticizing a person’s actions. Examples include statements like “Naruszasz regulamin” (You infringe the regulations) or “Naruszasz moją prywatność” (You violate my privacy). In discussions of law, policy, or media ethics, the noun naruszenie is often preferred, as in “naruszenie praw autorskich” (copyright infringement).

Related forms and notes: Other related forms include naruszyć (infinitive, to infringe), naruszenie (noun, infringement), and naruszony (participle/adjective, infringed). The term is neutral in itself but commonly carries a critical or accusatory tone when used about someone’s actions.