objawia

Objawia is a Polish verb form meaning to manifest, reveal, or demonstrate. It is the third-person singular present tense of the imperfective verb objawiać, which describes ongoing or repeated action. The term is commonly used in both everyday language and specialized prose to indicate that a quality, trend, symptom, or phenomenon becomes evident.

In usage, objawiać describes how something is shown or made evident by observable signs or behavior. It can apply to physical traits, capabilities, or patterns that emerge over time. In medical or scientific writing, the verb is often used with reflexive or accusative constructions, for example: "Choroba objawia się wysypką" (The disease manifests as a rash) or "Nowe badania objawiają pewne zależności" (The new studies reveal certain correlations). The related noun objaw means a sign or symptom, while objawienie or objawowy forms appear in more specialized discourse.

Grammar and related forms: objawiać is imperfective, indicating ongoing or repeated manifestation. Its perfective counterpart, commonly treated as objáwić in standard references, expresses a completed act of revealing, though exact conjugation may vary with tense and mood. The word is widely used across genres, from academic writing to journalism and literature, to convey that something has become evident or has been demonstrated.

Etymologically, objawiać derives from the root associated with signs or signs of appearance, linked to the noun objaw (sign, symptom). The prefix ob- adds a sense of outward appearance or disclosure.