pisz

pisz is a form in Polish that translates to “write!” in English. It is the imperative singular form of the verb pisać, meaning “to write,” and is used to give a direct command or request to a single person in informal speech. The corresponding plural imperative is piszcie, used when addressing more than one person. In everyday language, pisz is common in instructions, prompts, and letters or messages: for example, “Pisz list” means “Write a letter.” In negative form, use “nie pisz” to tell someone not to write.

In grammar, pisz is part of the present-tense verb system of pisać, whose other forms include piszesz (you write) and pisze (he/she writes). The imperative forms are used without a subject and are often softened with politeness or context, or replaced by alternative constructions when formality is required.

The term Pisz (capitalized) also refers to a town in northeastern Poland, located in Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. It serves as the seat of Pisz County and of Gmina Pisz and lies within the historical region of Masuria. The town is part of the broader Masurian landscape, known for its lakes and forested areas.