sprawi

Sprawi is a Polish verb form, specifically the third-person singular future tense of the perfective verb sprawić. In meaning it corresponds to “will cause” or “will bring about,” and it is commonly used to indicate that some action will lead to a particular result. The word is typically encountered in constructions that describe consequences or planned outcomes.

Grammatical notes: Sprawi is a finite verb form that agrees with a third-person singular subject. As a perfective verb, it expresses a completed action in the future, in contrast to its imperfective counterpart sprawia, which can denote ongoing or habitual action. Sprawić appears in clauses with subordinate content introduced by że or by phrases like “to sprawi, że…,” which means “that will cause…” or “this will make it so that….” The construction emphasizes the result rather than the process of causing.

Usage examples: “To sprawi, że sytuacja się poprawi” means “That will cause the situation to improve.” “Nowe przepisy sprawią, że praca będzie szybsza” translates as “The new regulations will make the work faster.” “Te działania sprawią radość mieszkańcom” can be rendered as “These actions will bring joy to residents.” In some contexts, synonyms such as “spowodować” may be used, but sprawić specifically conveys the sense of bringing about a consequence.

Etymology and related forms: Sprawić derives from the root spraw-, linked to the noun sprawa (matter, affair) and to the related verb sprawiać (to cause, to do). Related forms include the imperfective sprawiać and the noun/spread of the root in other derivatives.