Poruszasz

Poruszasz is the second-person singular present tense form of the Polish verb poruszać. It is used to mean “you move” in a physical sense, and it can also express figurative movement, such as affecting someone emotionally or bringing up a topic. The form is common in everyday speech and appears in various registers, from casual conversation to written text.

Etymology and related forms: Poruszać belongs to the group of movement verbs derived from the root rusz-, which is connected with ruch meaning movement. The prefix po- adds a sense of initiating or affecting movement. The related noun poruszenie denotes a movement, stirring, or stirring of emotions. The perfective counterpart is poruszyć, which describes a single, completed act of moving or raising something, often used when the action is viewed as a single event.

Usage notes: Poruszasz is used when addressing someone directly and describing an action that involves moving, touching, or affecting something at the moment. Examples include raising topics or initiating changes: Poruszasz ten temat podczas spotkania. (You are raising that topic during the meeting.) The verb also appears in physical contexts, such as moving an object: Poruszasz ten stół, by go przesunąć. (You move that table to reposition it.) In idiomatic uses, poruszać can mean to move someone emotionally or to evoke a reaction, though those senses depend on context and often appear with other sentence elements.

See also: poruszać, poruszyć, rusz-, ruch.