Przyjrzyjmy

Przyjrzyjmy is the first-person plural imperative form of the Polish verb przyjrzeć, meaning to look at closely or to examine. It functions as an invitation to a group that includes the speaker to examine something. In ordinary use the full phrase Przyjrzyjmy się… is common, translating to Let us take a look at or Let us examine. The bare form Przyjrzyjmy can appear in headlines or introductory lines where space is limited, with the reflexive pronoun often understood.

Linguistic notes: the form is built with the prefix przy-, which adds a sense of focusing attention or approaching the matter, together with the stem jrzeć (to look). The suffix -my marks the first-person plural imperative. This construction is primarily rhetorical and is frequently used in journalism, essays, and reports to invite readers to consider data, arguments, or phenomena.

Usage and examples: Przyjrzyjmy się wynikom badań. Przyjrzyjmy się sytuacji na rynku. In these sentences, the phrase functions as a cooperative prompt to analyze or reflect. In titles or headings, writers may opt for a clipped variant or omit the reflexive pronoun, relying on context to convey the imperative invitation.

See also: Przyjrzyj się, Przyjrzeć się, Polish verb prefixes. Note that Przyjrzyjmy is a verb form rather than a standalone noun or proper name, and its meaning depends on the accompanying context and, when present, the reflexive pronoun.