Trzymaj

Trzymaj is a Polish word primarily recognized as the imperative form of the verb trzymać, meaning to hold, keep, or retain. As the second-person singular command, Trzymaj is used to tell someone to hold onto something, to maintain a position, or to keep a state of affairs. In everyday speech it can appear in various contexts, from physical actions such as holding an object to more figurative uses like holding a course or stance.

In phrases, Trzymaj is often paired with other words to convey specific meanings. For example, Trzymaj mocno means hold tightly, and Trzymaj się means take care or hang on, depending on context. The form reflects Polish verb conjugation and can be adapted to different persons and numbers with corresponding endings, such as Trzymajcie for the plural you (informal) and Trzymajmy for “let us hold.”

As a standalone form, Trzymaj is primarily a grammatical imperative rather than a fixed noun or widely recognized title. It can appear in literature, dialogue, or instructions where a direct command is required, and it may also occur in slogans or media where the imperative mood is used for emphasis. When encountered without surrounding context, it does not identify a specific place, organization, or entity.

See also: trzymać, trzymanie, trzymać się, hold on.