signalizuj

Signalizuj is the imperative form of the Polish verb signalizować, meaning to signal, indicate, or warn. It is used to give a direct command to someone to perform signaling or to alert others.

The base verb signalizować is derived from the noun znak (sign) with the productive suffix -ować, forming the stem signaliz-. In Polish, the imperative forms are signalizuj for the second-person singular and signalizujcie for the plural. The negative form is nie signalizuj (sg) or nie signalizujcie (pl).

In usage, signalizuj appears in contexts where immediate signaling or alerting is required, such as safety instructions, workplace procedures, traffic or signaling equipment, and instructional signage. It can also be used in everyday speech when instructing someone to raise an alarm or notify others about a change.

As a linguistic term, signalizuj illustrates how Polish forms imperatives from infinitives by adding suffixes and using person-based endings. The word itself is a standard verb form rather than a fixed name for a specific organization or product, though it could be used as a brand or title in fictional or promotional contexts.