Wnosi

Wnosi is a Polish verb form, specifically the third-person singular present indicative of the imperfective verb wnosić, meaning to bring in, to submit, or to introduce. It is used to describe an action performed by he, she, or it, and appears in formal, administrative, and legal contexts as well as in everyday speech.

Etymology and form: The verb wnosić combines the prefix w- (into, upon) with the root nosić (to carry). The prefix shifts the sense from simple carrying to bringing something forward or presenting it to a body or process. Wnosić is imperfective, so wnosi can refer to a current or habitual action rather than a completed event. Other present forms include wnoszę (I bring in), wnosisz (you bring in), wnosimy (we bring in), wnosicie (you all bring in), and wnoszą (they bring in).

Usage: Wnosi is most common when describing the act of presenting something to a person or institution, such as a committee, court, or assembly. Typical objects are documents or proposals, for example skargę (a complaint), wniosek (a motion or request), poprawkę (an amendment), or propozycję (a proposal). Examples: On wnosi skargę do komisji. Ona wnosi wniosek o odwołanie. The form also appears with other objects or in phrases that convey the act of submitting or introducing an item for consideration.

See also: wnosić; wniesienie; wniesienie wniosku. The term is principally a grammatical and functional component of Polish verb morphology rather than a standalone noun or named entity.