prowadzcie

Prowadzce is a form of the Polish verb prowadzić, which means “to lead, to conduct, to direct, or to manage.” The verb is highly frequent in both written and spoken Polish, and it is conjugated across all grammatical persons and tenses. The form „prowadzce“ is an oblique case or a dialectal variant that historically appeared in older texts; contemporary Polish typically uses the forms prowadzi, prowadzą, prowadził, etc. The present active masculine singular form is prowadzi, and an imperative form used to address one person is prowadz. The noun derived from the verb, prowadzenie, denotes the abstract notion of guidance, management, or performance, while the adjective prowadzący describes someone who is leading or conducting.

The verb is used in various contexts: in businesses as “prowadzenie firmy” (to run a company), in sports “prowadzenie zespołu” (team leadership), in music to conduct an orchestra, in everyday speech to guide a conversation, and in technology meaning to direct data traffic. According to Polish grammar dictionaries, prowadzić is a regular verb in the first conjugation, with a past tense that forms a two‑principal component (regular and perfective). It is thus a cornerstone of administered and directive discourse in Polish.