Stworz

Stworz is the ASCII render of the Polish imperative form stwórz, which is the second-person singular command of the verb stworzyć meaning to create or to bring into existence. The standard Polish spelling uses the diacritic on the o (stwórz), while in character sets that do not support diacritics it is commonly written as stworz. The form is used to instruct one person to produce or bring something into being.

In usage, stwórz appears in instructions, requests, and commands such as Stwórz nowy plik (Create a new file) or Stwórz kopię dokumentu (Create a copy of the document). The corresponding plural command is stwórzcie (you all create), and the first-person plural form is stwórzmy (let us create). The verb stokers is perfective, focusing on the completion of the action, as opposed to the imperfective form tworzyć, which denotes the process of creating.

Etymology and related forms: stwórz is derived from the verb stworzyć, which in turn is a perfective form related to tworzyć (to create, to form). It is connected to other Slavic languages with verbs meaning to create, such as Russian stvorit’ and Ukrainian stvorenist’ in related lexical fields. The noun stworzenie means creation or the act of bringing into being, and stworzony means created or produced.

See also: tworzyć, stworzyć, stwórca (creator), stworzenie (creation). In Polish, stworz is part of everyday imperative usage in both formal and informal contexts, including technology, writing, and project planning.