inspirujcie

Inspirujcie is the second-person plural imperative form of the Polish verb inspirować, meaning to inspire. It is used to urge a group of people to perform the action of inspiring others or to draw inspiration. The form combines the stem inspir- with the imperative ending -ujcie. The corresponding singular form is inspiruj, used when addressing one person.

Usage examples include: Inspirujcie swoich współpracowników do działania. (You all should inspire your colleagues to act.) Inspirowujcie się przykładami innych kultur. (Draw inspiration from the examples of other cultures.) The reflexive variant inspirować się can appear in imperative constructions as Inspirowujcie się, aby znaleźć motywację, meaning “be inspired by” or “draw motivation from.”

Etymology and related forms: Inspirować derives from the root inspir-, ultimately tracing to Latin inspirare (“to breathe into”) via French inspirer. In Polish it has developed standard forms for different grammatical persons, with -ujcie marking the present-tense imperative for wy (you, plural). Related nouns include inspiracja (inspiration) and inspirator (inspiration source or catalyst).

Notes: Inspirujcie is commonly found in formal or exhortative contexts, such as public speaking, education, leadership, and motivational writing. Its meaning is context-dependent, often aiming to mobilize others to act or to adopt a mindset of creativity and motivation.

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