Przyjcie

Przyjcie is not a standard standalone entry in contemporary Polish. It is usually encountered as a misspelling or a variant of related forms such as przyjęcie or przyjście. In Polish dictionaries and everyday usage, the word that is normally used depends on the intended meaning: przyjęcie or przyjście.

The most common standard form is przyjęcie. This noun has several related senses. It can denote a social gathering or reception, for example a formal or informal event hosted to welcome guests. It can also mean the act of accepting or receiving something, such as the acceptance of an invitation, a delivery, or an application. In organizational or legal contexts, przyjęcie can refer to the admission or reception of a person, document, or item into an institution, program, or process.

A closely related but distinct noun is przyjęcie, which should not be confused with przyjście, meaning arrival or coming. Przychodzenie or przyjście refers to the act of coming or reaching a place, whereas przyjęcie concerns receiving, accepting, or hosting.

There may also be local or historical uses where a place name or family name resembles przyjcie, but such instances are not part of standard Polish as a common lexical item.

In sum, przyjcie is not a recognized independent term in standard Polish; for most purposes, use przyjęcie (reception or acceptance) or przyjście (arrival) depending on the context.