Skanujmy

Skanujmy is the first-person plural imperative form of the Polish verb skanować, meaning “let us scan.” It is used to invite a group to perform a scanning action, typically in contexts involving digitizing documents, capturing data with a scanner, or scanning barcodes and QR codes. The form combines the root skan-, the thematic vowel -uj-, and the plural imperative ending -my.

In standard usage, skanujmy appears in instructional or hortative contexts where speakers urge others to engage in scanning activities together. Examples include phrases like “Skanujmy ten dokument” (Let us scan this document) or “Skanujmy faktury do archiwum” (Let us scan the invoices for archiving). In everyday spoken Polish, more common imperatives for single actions are often used in practice (for example, “Skanuj” or “Skanujmy teraz” in a guide to a scanning app), but skanujmy remains a valid and recognizable form for addressing a group.

As a potential proper noun, skanujmy has no widely recognized association with a specific organization, product, or brand. It is primarily a grammatical form rather than a branded term. When encountered as a name in media or marketing, it would be a branding choice rather than an established entity.

See also: skanować, skanowanie, OCR, Polish grammar.