wizycie

Wizycie is a Polish noun form associated with the word wizyta, meaning a visit or an appointment. In everyday language it is used to describe the event of visiting someone or going to a place for a scheduled encounter, such as a medical appointment, an official call, or a social visit. The term appears in contexts that specify where or when a visit takes place, conveying the setting of the encounter.

Etymology and related forms: Wizyta, from which wizycie derives in its inflected form, has roots in the broader family of terms for visiting that appear across many European languages. The word is commonly used in both formal and informal styles and forms the basis for related words such as wizyty (plural visits) and wizytę (accusative form used in different syntactic contexts).

Usage and examples: In Polish, wizycie is encountered in phrases describing being at or attending a visit. For example, one might say: byłem na wizycie u lekarza, meaning I was at the doctor’s appointment. The concept also appears in official or social contexts, such as visits to institutions, organizations, or households. The surrounding vocabulary often specifies the type of visit, for instance wizyty lekarskie (medical appointments) or wizyty dyplomatyczne (diplomatic visits).

See also: wizyta, wizyty, wizytę, wizytą, odwiedziny. These terms relate to the broader concept of visiting, appointments, and encounters in Polish.