twórz

Twórz is the second-person singular imperative form of the Polish verb tworzyć, meaning "to create" or "to form." It is used to address a single informal subject (ty) and to give a direct command or exhortation to create or produce something.

Grammatical notes: Twórz appears as the present-tense imperative for a singular familiar you. The corresponding plural or formal form is twórzcie, used when addressing more than one person or speaking formally to a group. The negative construction is nie twórz. The verb tworzyć is imperfective, conveying ongoing or habitual creation rather than a completed action; in the imperative this nuance can express a request, an instruction, or a creative prompt.

Origin and form: Twórz derives from the root twor- in Polish, with the infinitive tworzyć. The suffix -zyć is a common verb-forming element in Polish. Tworzyć belongs to a broad class of verbs associated with production or creation, contrasting with perfective verbs like zrobić or stworzyć, which emphasize completed action.

Usage: The form is common in instructional language, artistic or design contexts, software interfaces, and motivational phrases. Examples include: "Twórz nowe projekty" (Create new projects) and "Twórz codziennie" (Create daily). It is also used in prompts within creative software or collaborative settings to encourage action.

See also: tworzyć, tworzenie, imperatyw w języku polskim.