doradzi

Doradzi is a Polish verb form meaning to advise or to give counsel. It is derived from the infinitive doradzić.

Grammatically, doradzi is the third-person singular form of the perfective verb doradzić and is used to express a future action: he will advise or she will advise. In sentences it is typically followed by an indirect object in the dative to indicate whom the advice is for, for example: On doradzi mi w tej sprawie — He will advise me on this matter.

Usage notes and nuance: doradzić emphasizes offering advice or counsel in a decision-making context. It is common in formal or written Polish when specifying that someone will provide guidance about a matter. The verb is part of a larger set of related forms, such as doradziłem/doradziła (I advised, she advised) for past tense, and doradzimy (we will advise) for first-person plural future.

Related verbs include poradzić, which also means to give advice but can carry a lighter or more general sense of counsel, and radzić, the imperfective counterpart meaning to advise in a ongoing or habitual sense. The root rada means counsel, and the prefix do- in doradzić adds a sense of completion or delivery of specific advice.

In English translation, doradzi is commonly rendered as "will advise" or "is going to advise," depending on context and tense.

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