wnosisz

Wnosisz is a form of the Polish verb wnosić in the second person singular present tense. It means “you bring in,” “you contribute,” or more broadly “you introduce or submit something,” depending on context. The verb is imperfective, describing an ongoing or repeated action.

Etymology and grammar

Wnosisz derives from the root nosić (to carry) with the prefix w-, indicating movement into a place or into a situation. The imperfective family uses present tense forms such as ja wnoszę, ty wnosisz, on/ona wnosi, my wnosimy, wy wnosicie, oni/one wnoszą. The perfective counterpart is wnieść, whose future forms would be wniosę, wniesiesz, wniesie, etc. That distinction matters for expressing completed versus ongoing actions.

Usage and common contexts

- Physical transfer: “Wnosisz książkę do biura” (You bring the book into the office).

- Contribution to a discussion or project: “Wnosisz nowy argument do dyskusji” (You contribute a new argument to the discussion).

- Administrative actions: “Wnosisz skargę” (You file a complaint), “Wnosisz wniosek” (You submit an application).

Examples

- Wnosisz torbę do sali konferencyjnej każdego ranka.

- Wnosisz swój wkład do tego projektu.

- Czy wniesiesz skargę w odpowiednim terminie?

Notes

Wnosisz is commonly used across everyday, professional, and formal registers. In administrative language, related constructions include wnosić o coś (to move to request something) and wnieść formalnie (to file or lodge a document).