pragniesz

Pragniesz is a Polish verb that translates to "you desire" or "you wish" in English. It is the second-person singular present tense form of the verb "pragnąć". The verb "pragnąć" itself signifies a strong desire, longing, or yearning for something. It is often used to express a deep-seated wish or a craving that goes beyond mere want.

The usage of "pragniesz" implies a personal and direct expression of desire by the subject. For example, "Pragniesz spokoju" translates to "You desire peace." The intensity of the desire conveyed by "pragnąć" can vary, but it generally suggests a more profound feeling than a simple wish or hope. It can be used in both literal and figurative senses. A person might "pragnąć" food after a long period of hunger, or they might "pragnąć" success in their career.

The conjugation of "pragnąć" follows a typical pattern for verbs ending in "-ąć". In the present tense, "pragniesz" is the form for "ty" (you, singular informal). Other forms include "pragnę" (I desire), "pragnie" (he/she/it desires), "pragniemy" (we desire), "pragniecie" (you, plural or formal desire), and "pragną" (they desire). The past tense and future tense forms are also derived from the infinitive. The verb "pragnąć" and its forms, including "pragniesz," are common in Polish literature and everyday conversation.