Pomijacie

Pomijacie is a grammatical form in the Polish language. It is the second-person plural present tense of the imperfective verb pomijać, meaning to omit, to leave out, or to disregard. As a present tense form, pomijacie generally denotes an ongoing or repeated action, for example when addressing a group that is currently omitting something in a text or discussion. The verb has a perfective counterpart pominąć, whose future forms express a completed act of omitting.

In usage, pomijacie appears in sentences such as Wy pomijacie pewne detale w raporcie, meaning you are omitting certain details in the report. The form is used in neutral or evaluative contexts, including instructions, critiques, or translations where a group is described as omitting elements. The construction also supports negation, as in Wy nie pomijacie istotnych informacji.

Related terms include pomijanie (the act or process of omitting), pomijać (to omit), and pominąć (to omit in the sense of a completed action). Understanding pomijacie thus involves recognizing its person and number as well as its aspect: imperfective, present-tense form referring to ongoing omission, contrasted with the corresponding perfective forms used for completed omissions.