inspirujcym

Inspirujcym is a non-diacritic form of the Polish present participle typically written as inspirujący, meaning "inspiring." It derives from the verb inspirować (to inspire) and the participle suffix -ujący, which yields adjectives and participles describing something that provides inspiration or motivation. The word functions as an adjective or present participle and can describe people, actions, or works that generate inspiration.

In Polish, inspirujący (and its declined forms) describes something that causes or evokes inspiration. In the instrumental singular masculine, the form is inspirującym, for example: on był inspirującym liderem (he was an inspiring leader) or to był inspirującym przykładem (that was an inspiring example). The non-diacritic variant inspirujcym appears in contexts where diacritics are omitted, such as older texts, simple ASCII environments, or data that has diacritics stripped.

Usage notes: The diacritic version with proper Polish spelling is inspirujący, with declined forms matching gender and case. The non-diacritic form inspirujcym conveys the same meaning but may be considered nonstandard in formal writing. The root terms related to inspiration include inspiracja (inspiration) and inspirować (to inspire).

See also: inspirować, inspiracja, inspirujący. Examples illustrate how the term describes something that motivates or elevates, such as a person, work, idea, or event that serves as a source of motivation.