wjazdu

Wjazd is a Polish noun (masculine) referring to an entry point for vehicles or the act of entering by vehicle. It can denote the route leading onto a property, such as a driveway or access road, as well as the act of entering a facility or area. In everyday language it is used in phrases like wjazd na posesję (entry to the property), wjazd do garażu (driveway to the garage), or zakaz wjazdu (no entry for vehicles). The genitive form is wjazdu (e.g., brak wjazdu).

Etymology: the word originates from the verb jechać (to drive) with the prefix w- indicating movement into something, combined with the noun jazd (driving, movement). It is part of a broader family of terms formed around driving or movement, such as wyjazd (exit).

Usage and distinctions: wjazd denotes entry for vehicles and the accessible route into a place, while wyjazd denotes an exit. The term is common in traffic and property signage, urban planning, and administrative contexts. In signage, contrasts between wjazd and wyjazd help regulate vehicle flow and access permissions. The genitive form wjazdu frequently appears in phrases describing restrictions or conditions, such as brak wjazdu or czasowy wjazd.

See also: wyjazd, zakaz wjazdu. These related terms help distinguish entry from exit and describe permissions or prohibitions affecting vehicle movement.