Odprowadze

Odprowadze is the first-person singular future tense form of the Polish verb odprowadzić, meaning to accompany someone to a destination or to see someone off. In everyday use, it denotes escorting a person from one place to another to ensure their safe arrival, often to a door, home, station, or other location.

The verb odprowadzić is built from the prefix od- (away, off) and the verb prowadzić (to lead). It is a perfective verb, expressing a completed action in the future. Its present tense forms are odprowadzam, odprowadzasz, odprowadza, and so on, while past forms include odprowadziłem/odprowadziłam and others depending on gender and number. The noun form is odprowadzenie, referring to the act of guiding someone somewhere.

Usage notes and examples: Odprowadzę cię na przystanek. (I will accompany you to the bus stop.) Wczoraj odprowadziłem kolegę do domu. (Yesterday I escorted a colleague home.) The construction commonly follows with a destination introduced by do or to specific places, such as do domu, na dworzec, na lotnisko. In formal or polite speech, odprowadzić can also imply a courteous gesture of escorting someone to the entrance or outside the building.

Spelling and variants: The standard Polish spelling is odprowadzę, with ę. The ASCII transcription odprowadze appears in non-diacritic texts but does not reflect standard orthography. Related forms include odprowadzać (imperfective), used for repeated or ongoing escorting, and odprowadzić (perfective, to escort to a destination).