ragaszkodni

Ragaszkodni is not a standard form in Polish. It is not found in major dictionaries and is likely a misspelling or a regional variant of the verb ragaszkować. The correct infinitive is ragaszkować, which means to be strongly attached to someone or something, or to insist on keeping or maintaining something.

Ragaszkować do czegoś is the typical construction. It can express emotional attachment, as in clinging to memories or traditions, or a firm, stubborn insistence on a position, idea, or demand. The nuance depends on the context: it can convey warmth and attachment or resolute persistence. Common targets of ragaszkować are traditions, beliefs, opinions, possessions, or plans.

In terms of meaning, ragaszkować is close to verbs like przywiązywać się do (to become attached to) and obstawać przy (to insist on). It can be contrasted with trzymać się czegoś (to hold on to something more generally) or upierać się przy czymś (to insist stubbornly on something). When referring to a person’s memory or heritage, ragaszkować to rodzinnych wartości or ragaszkować do tradycji can be used to emphasize continuity and attachment.

If you encounter ragaszkodni, it is advisable to check spelling or consider whether the intended meaning is ragaszkować (to cling to/insist on) or another verb such as przywiązywać się do or obstawać przy. Ragaszkować remains the standard form for expressing attachment or firm insistence in Polish.