Wyraanie

Wyrazenie, written without diacritics as wyrazenie, is the Polish term commonly realized as wyrażenie. The diacritic form wyrażenie is standard in Polish, while wyrazenie appears in plain-text contexts. The word denotes an expression and is used across disciplines to refer to a unit that conveys meaning or value.

In linguistics, wyrażenie refers to a unit of language that conveys meaning, such as a word, a phrase, or an idiom. It can function as a constituent within larger constructions and its internal structure is analyzed by syntax and morphology. A wyrażenie is distinguished from a zdanie (sentence) by its typical lack of a full proposition; sentences may contain multiple wyrażenia and assert something about the world.

In mathematics and computer science, an expression is a syntactic combination of constants, variables, operators, and functions that evaluates to a value. Examples include 3 + 4 2 or a (b + 2). In programming languages, expressions can involve function calls and can appear in assignments, conditionals, and computations. Their evaluation follows language-specific rules such as operator precedence and associativity.

The term also appears in logic and formal languages, where expressions may be terms, predicates, or formulas depending on the formal system. Across disciplines, wyrazenie thus represents a general notion of symbolic representation that yields meaning or value, whether in natural language, mathematics, or computation.