skupia

Skupia is a Polish verb form that means concentrates or gathers. It is the third-person singular present indicative of the imperfective verb skupiać, used to describe the act of bringing things, people, or attention together or directing focus.

Etymology and forms: Skupia derives from the noun skup, meaning a collection or assembly, and is related to skupienie, meaning concentration. The root skup- with the suffix -iać yields the present tense form used for he/she concentrates in everyday language.

Usage: The verb typically describes focusing or assembling something. It can take a direct object in a transitive sense, as in skupia energię na projekcie (concentrates energy on a project). It is also used reflexively with się to indicate focusing one’s own attention, as in skupia się na nauce (focuses on studying). In both senses, it often appears in broader discussions of effort, planning, and attention management.

Examples: On skupia uwagę na problemie. Ona skupia się na nauce. Firma skupia zasoby wokół nowego projektu.

See also: skupienie, koncentracja, skupiać.