Weszli

Weszli is a Polish verb form used in the past tense. It is the third-person plural form of the perfective verb wejść, meaning to enter or to come in. Weszli denotes a completed action of entering and is typically used when the subject is masculine or a mixed-gender group; for a feminine plural subject the form weszły is used. The related imperfective counterpart is wchodzić, whose past tense forms include wchodzili (masculine/mixed) and wchodziły (feminine).

As a past-tense form, weszli agrees with its subject in person, number, and gender. It is not used as a standalone noun but as a verb form within a sentence. The perfective aspect indicated by wejść contrasts with the imperfective aspect of wchodzić, which emphasizes the process of entering rather than the completion of the action.

Common usage includes narrative and reportive contexts, such as describing events or actions that involved entering a space. Examples: Weszli do domu i zapalili światło. Weszli przez drzwi i rozejrzeli się po sali. These constructions illustrate typical collocations with direction or location, such as do domu, do środka, przez drzwi.

Etymology notes indicate weszli is derived from the Polish verb wejść, which underwent standard Polish phonological changes and inflection. The form is routinely encountered in everyday Polish, literature, journalism, and speech, whenever a group is described as having entered a place.