interpretuj

Interpretuj is the Polish imperative form of the verb interpretować, meaning to interpret or to explain the meaning of something. It is the second-person singular form used to give a direct instruction or command, as in “Interpretuj wyniki” (Interpret the results) or “Interpretuj dane z tego wykresu.” The related forms include the infinitive interpretować, the noun interpretacja (interpretation), and the agent noun interpretator (interpreter, or a program that interprets).

Origin and form: interpretować is a Polish verb formed with the standard infinitive suffix -ować. The root interpret- comes from a Latin influence, from interpretari, meaning to explain or to explain the meaning of something. The imperative interpretuj follows typical Polish mood usage for directing another person to perform an action.

Usage and context: The imperative interpretuj is common in educational, analytical, and evaluative contexts, such as classroom prompts, research discussions, or data analysis tasks. It can appear in instruction manuals, study guides, or any setting where a person is asked to provide an interpretation of evidence, texts, or results. In negative form, it becomes Nie interpretuj.

Related terms: Other closely related words include interpretacja (interpretation), interpretator (an interpreter, in the sense of a person or a program that interprets), and interpretować (to interpret). The term is primarily used in Polish linguistic and academic contexts, but also appears in everyday language whenever meaning, significance, or meaning-making is discussed.