wyliczy

Wyliczy is a Polish verb form derived from wyliczyć, a perfective verb meaning to calculate, enumerate, or tally. Wyliczy is the third-person singular future tense form, used to indicate that someone will perform the calculation or summation. For example, "On wyliczy koszty" means "He will calculate the costs." Because wyliczyć is perfective, wyliczy also conveys completion of the action in the future.

Etymology and meaning: The prefix wy- adds a sense of completion or thoroughness to liczyć (to count, to calculate). The noun wyliczenie denotes a calculation or enumeration, while wyliczony means calculated or enumerated.

Usage: Wyliczy is common in contexts such as finance, budgeting, procurement, and statistics, where specific totals or counts are projected. It is often used with direct objects like koszty (costs), sumę (the sum), ilość (quantity), or wartość (value). It is a future-oriented form; for present or past meanings, other conjugations of wyliczyć or related forms are used (e.g., wyliczył = he calculated; wylicza = he calculates in imperfective contexts, though the imperfective is less typical given the perfective nature of wyliczyć).

Related forms: The verb set includes wyliczę (I will calculate), wyliczysz (you will calculate), wyliczy (he/she will calculate), wyliczymy, wyliczycie, wyliczą. In contrast, informal commands use Wylicz! (Calculate!). Synonyms and near-synonyms include policzyć and zestawić, though they carry slightly different nuances.

Overall, wyliczy functions as a precise future statement about performing a calculation or totalizing a set of figures.