powiadomia

Powiadomia is not a standard entry in Polish dictionaries. It is generally regarded as a nonstandard form or a misspelling related to the verb powiadamiać (to inform, to notify) or powiadomić (to inform, to notify in a perfective sense). The correct standard forms are powiadamiać (imperfective present: I inform/notify, you inform/notify, he informs) and powiadomić (perfective: I will inform/notify, etc.). The noun form powiadomienie refers to a notification or alert.

In standard Polish usage, the verb powiadamiać is used with proper endings: on powiadamia, ona powiadamia, oni powiadamiają. The perfective counterpart powiadomić is used for completed actions: on powiadomię, powiadomisz, powiadomią. The common noun powiadomienie denotes a message or notice that informs someone about a fact or event, for example powiadomienie o zmianach.

Powiadomia, when encountered, is typically a spelling error or a nonstandard contraction rather than a recognized standard form. In formal writing, it is advisable to use the correct forms powiadamiać or powiadomić, depending on aspect and tense, and to use powiadomienie for the noun sense.

Related terms include powiadomienie, powiadomić, and powiadamiać. The word root originates from powiadomić, which conveys the act of informing or giving notice. The concept is common in administrative, legal, and information systems contexts, where timely notifications and alerts are essential.