komunikuj

Komunikuj is the second-person singular imperative form of the Polish verb komunikować, meaning to communicate. It is used to issue a direct command or request to one person informal. In written Polish it can appear in instructions, notices, dialogues, and slogans where a concise directive is appropriate.

The verb komunikować derives from the root komunik- and ultimately from Latin communicare, passing through the broader European linguistic tradition. The imperative forms include komunikuj (singular) and komunikujcie (plural). Other common conjugations are: komunikuję (I communicate), komunikujesz (you communicate), komunikujemy (we communicate), komunikują (they communicate). The reflexive form komunikować się means “to communicate with” someone; its imperative is komunikuj się.

Usage notes: In Polish, imperative forms are typically used with an understood subject and can function as commands, recommendations, or slogans. Komunikuj may appear in workplace materials to prompt clear information sharing or coordination, as well as in dialogues and instructional texts to encourage active communication. It can also serve as a brief directive in headings or labels where brevity is required.