wyganicie

Wyganicie is a Polish verb form that functions as the second-person plural future tense of the imperfective verb wyganiać. It translates roughly as “you will drive away” or “you will expel,” used when addressing multiple people who are expected to cause someone or something to be driven away.

The base verb wyganiać means to drive away, chase off, or expel, often in the sense of removing intruders, pests, or unwanted presence. Wyganicie, as a future form, appears in sentences describing a planned or anticipated action by a group. It is not an independent dictionary entry but a grammatical form derived from wyganiać.

Usage notes include a distinction from the imperative form. While wyganicie denotes future action by you all, the imperative for a direct command to drive away is typically expressed as wyganiajcie or wyganijcie in standard Polish. The noun form related to this verb is wyganienie, meaning the act of driving away or expulsion. The perfective counterpart of wyganiać is wygonić, whose future tense would be wygonią (they will drive out) or its corresponding forms.

Examples:

- Wyganicie intruzów z naszego ogrodu. (You will drive away the intruders from our garden.)

- Wyganicie ptaki z pola, zanim będą lądować. (You will drive away the birds from the field before they land.)

See also:

- Wyganianie (the act of driving away or expulsion)

- Wygonić (to drive out, perfective counterpart)

- Wyganianie duchów as a figurative or literary phrase in Polish folklore and literature