raportuj

raportuj is a Polish verb that translates to “to report” or “to give a report” in English. The word is derived from the Latin root “rapporto,” which means “to carry.” As a verb, raportuj is primarily used in formal contexts, such as military, organizational, or academic settings, where individuals are required to present information, findings, or updates to a superior or a governing body.

In everyday language, the imperative form “raportuj” is often seen in instruction manuals, guidelines, or open-source project documentation. For example, a software developer might be instructed to raportuj log files after a crash, or a civil servant might be advised to raportuj incident reports for official record-keeping. The term can also appear in journalistic writing or on institutions’ websites, where they encourage citizens or stakeholders to raportuj any irregularities they observe.

The word falls under the broader category of verbs meaning “to communicate” or “to inform.” It is conjugated like regular Polish verbs of the second conjugation: raportuje, raportujesz, raportuje, raportujemy, raportujecie, raportują. Because it is a second conjugation verb ending in –ować, its infinitive form is raportować.

Although the term is widely understood within Polish-speaking communities, it is less common outside of them. In English-speaking contexts, one might instead use “report,” “report on,” or “report up.” The closest cognate in English is “report,” which shares a common Latin root and has similar uses in formal communication.

Overall, raportuj remains a staple of formal written and spoken Polish, ensuring precise and structured communication in various professional and civic contexts.