dojdzie

Dojdzie is the third-person singular future tense form of the Polish verb dojść, meaning to reach or to arrive at. It is used for a completed, result-oriented action in the future and reflects the perfective aspect of the verb. The imperfective counterpart is dochodzić, whose future forms are expressed with a different construction.

In practice, dojść and its future form dojdzie can refer to physical arrival as well as to reaching a non-physical end result. For example, it can denote arriving at a place, reaching a goal, or arriving at a conclusion. Common fixed phrases include dojdzie do skutku (it will come to fruition) and dojść do wniosku (to come to a conclusion). The action can also be used with other nouns to indicate attainment of various endpoints.

Conjugation of the future tense for the verb dojść is as follows: ja dojdę, ty dojdziesz, on/ona/ono dojdzie, my dojdziemy, wy dojdziecie, oni/one dojdą. These forms illustrate the synthetic future commonly used with perfective verbs in Polish.

Etymology and usage notes: dojść is built with the prefix do- added to the verb iść (to go), where the prefix signals reaching or arriving at a destination. The word is widely used in everyday language, journalism, and literature to express forthcoming events, conclusions, or consequences. It contrasts with the imperfective dochodzić, which emphasizes the process or progression toward an endpoint.