montujcie

Montujcie is a Polish verb form used as the second-person plural imperative of the verb montować, meaning to assemble or mount. It is employed to address multiple people and urge them to perform a mounting or assembly task. The negative form is nie montujcie. In aspectual terms, montujcie is typically associated with the imperfective sense (ongoing or repeated action); the corresponding perfective form would be zmontujcie, indicating the completion of the assembly.

In typical usage, montujcie appears in instruction manuals, assembly guides, do-it-yourself tutorials, and classroom or workplace directions. It is common in contexts where a group is instructed to follow a sequence to assemble components, such as furniture, kits, or equipment. Example sentences include: Montujcie meble zgodnie z instrukcją. Montujcie ostrożnie i według kolejności.

Etymology and linguistic notes: montować is a standard Polish verb formed with the suffix -ować, traced to broader European roots for “to mount” or “to assemble,” with montujcie reflecting the usual plural imperative pattern. The form is part of normal Polish grammar and appears alongside other imperative forms such as montuj, montujmy, and nie montujcie.

Status and scope: montujcie is a functional, non-proper-noun form primarily encountered in instructional, educational, and technical language. It is not a name or title in itself, but a grammatical form that conveys a directive to a group. Its usage aligns with common Polish conventions for giving commands to multiple interlocutors.