Pomagajcie

Pomagajcie is the plural imperative form of the Polish verb pomagac, meaning to help. In Polish, it is used to address multiple people with a direct appeal, roughly translating as “you all help” or, in a softer sense, “please help.” The stem is pomagaj-, formed with the imperative ending -cie; related forms include pomagam, pomagasz, pomaga, pomagamy, pomagacie, pomagają.

In usage, Pomagajcie often appears as a slogan or exhortation in charitable campaigns, humanitarian relief efforts, and volunteer recruitment. It functions as a concise call to collective action, inviting diverse audiences to contribute time, money, or other forms of assistance. The phrase is common in Polish media, posters, social campaigns, and fundraising initiatives, where the goal is to mobilize public support for those in need.

Culturally, the imperative appears as a straightforward linguistic tool to foster solidarity and civic engagement. Its effectiveness stems from the direct address to the audience, which can create a sense of shared responsibility. While not tied to a single, widely recognized organization, the phrase is versatile and can appear in various contexts—from local charity drives to national-level appeals—whenever groups are urged to lend a hand to others. Pronunciation emphasizes the -aj- syllable, with standard Polish stress on the penultimate syllable.