Wygrywaj

Wygrywaj is a Polish imperative form of the verb wygrywać, meaning to win or to prevail. As an exclamation or directive, it translates roughly as “Win!” or “Keep winning!” and is used to encourage someone to achieve victory or success in a competition, game, or challenge. In standard grammar, wygrywaj is the second person singular imperative; corresponding forms include wygrywajmy (let’s win) and wygrywajcie (you all win).

The prefix wy- with the verb wygrywać can convey the sense of achieving a result or reaching a conclusion. The word is common in sports commentary, coaching, and motivational contexts. It may appear in slogans or advertising, either alone as a punchy imperative or within longer phrases such as Wygrywaj z nami (Win with us) or Wygrywaj dzięki doskonałej strategii (Win thanks to excellent strategy). It does not denote a fixed proper noun or product by itself, but rather a standard verb form that can appear in various media.

In addition to its literal meaning, wygrywaj can be used metaphorically to urge resilience and perseverance beyond direct competition, reflecting a broader emphasis on achievement and striving within Polish rhetorical traditions.

See also: Polish verbs, Imperative mood, Wygrywanie, Wygrać, Zwyciężać.