Nienawidz

Nienawidz is not a recognized standard Polish word. In most linguistic references, the verb meaning “to hate” is nienawidzić, with ordinary inflected forms such as nienawidzę, nienawidzisz, nienawidzi, nienawidzimy, nienawidzicie, and nienawidzą, and the imperative nienawidź. The sequence nienawidz appearing alone does not appear as an attested lemma in reputable dictionaries, and it is not used as a separate entry in standard Polish grammar.

Because nienawidz is nonstandard, it is typically encountered in one of two ways: as a common misspelling or truncation of nienawidzić, or as a coined proper noun. When used as a brand name, a character name, or a fictional concept, it is chosen for stylistic or thematic reasons rather than for linguistic accuracy. In such contexts, its meaning is defined by the accompanying usage rather than by a formal dictionary entry.

Etymology and orthography reflect Polish conventions, where diacritics mark distinct phonemes and meanings. The correct infinitive to express hatred is nienawidzić; any standalone nienawidz without diacritics represents nonstandard spelling rather than a separate, widely recognized term.

See also: nienawidzić, nienawiść, Polish orthography, linguistic misspellings.

There are no established encyclopedic entries for nienawidz as a standalone concept. If encountered, its interpretation typically depends on the specific fictional, branding, or contextual usage rather than on a fixed linguistic definition.