Wyjedzie

Wyjedzie is a Polish verb form that indicates a future action of departing. It is the third person singular form in the simple future of the perfective verb wyjechać, and it is used when describing a completed, single event in the future—that is, the act of leaving or setting off will take place.

Etymology and form: The word combines the prefix wy- with the verb jechać, meaning to go by vehicle. The prefix wy- conveys outward movement or departure from a place. As a perfective verb, wyjechać is used to express a definite, punctual action, and wyjedzie denotes that the departure will occur at a specified time or under specified circumstances.

Grammatical usage: Wyjedzie is used with a subject in the nominative and a future time reference. It is gender-neutral, applicable to masculine, feminine, and neuter subjects in the third person: he, she, or it will leave. In contrast, imperfective future forms (e.g., będzie jechał) describe ongoing or repeated action, whereas wyjedzie conveys a single, completed departure.

Examples:

- Wyjedzie jutro o ósmej. (He/She/It will leave tomorrow at eight.)

- Kiedy wyjedzie z miasta, zadzwoni do ciebie. (When he/she/it leaves the city, he/she/it will call you.)

- Oni wyjedzie do zagranicy na wakacje. (They will depart abroad for vacation.)

Related forms: The base form is wyjechać (to depart), used for the infinitive and other conjugations. The imperfective counterpart of departure is jechać (to go), or its future with auxiliary be: będzie jechał/pojedzie. Wyjedzie is commonly used in news reports, travel planning, and everyday conversation to indicate a definite future departure.