czcicie

Czcicie is the second-person plural present tense form of the Polish verb czcić, meaning to honor, revere, or worship. The form is used when addressing multiple people who are performing acts of reverence toward a person, idea, place, or object.

The verb czcić has broad usage in religious, ceremonial, and secular contexts. Common constructions include czcić Boga (to worship God), czcić pamięć (to honor the memory), and czcić tradycję (to revere tradition). The phrase wy czcicie appears in exhortations, hymns, or descriptive passages about people’s actions of reverence.

Grammatically, czcić conjugates as: ja czczę, ty czcisz, on czci, my czcimy, wy czcicie, oni czczą. Related forms include czciciel (a worshipper) and czczenie (the act of venerating). The meaning centers on reverence, honor, or worship, depending on the object and context.

Etymology-wise, czcić is a native Polish verb with cognates in other Slavic languages that express the idea of reverence and honor. The term is primarily used in religious and cultural discussions, but it can also appear in secular contexts when describing people who pay tribute or respect to someone or something.