Nienawidziy

Nienawidziy is not a standard Polish word. It is not found in reputable Polish dictionaries and is generally regarded as a misspelling or nonstandard transliteration of forms of the verb nienawidzić, which means to hate.

In standard Polish, the infinitive is nienawidzić. The present tense forms include nienawidzę (I hate), nienawidzisz (you hate), nienawidzi (he/she hates), nienawidzimy (we hate), nienawidzicie (you all hate), and nienawidzą (they hate). The related noun is nienawiść, meaning hate or hatred.

Usage notes: If you encounter the form nienawidziy, it is most likely a typographical or orthographic error in Polish. In edited or formal writing, it should be corrected to one of the standard forms (most commonly nienawidzi or nienawidzić, depending on the sentence). If the term appears in non-Polish language contexts, its interpretation may differ and should be checked within that language’s orthography.

Etymology: The verb nienawidzić is a standard Polish verb meaning “to hate,” built with the negating prefix nie- attached to a stem historically related to the verb for hate. The commonly used present tense form for third person singular is nienawidzi.

See also: nienawidzić, nienawiść, hate in Polish grammar and conjugation.