wynosz

Wynosz is a form associated with the Polish verb wynosić. In standard Polish, the second-person singular present tense is wynosisz, meaning “you carry out” or “you remove,” depending on the context. The sequence wynosz itself is not the normal present-tense form in properly written Polish. When diacritics are omitted in nonstandard text, wynoś— the imperative form meaning “take out” or “remove”—is often rendered as Wynosz in uppercase or without the accent, as in signs or casual writing.

Etymology and meaning: wynosić is formed from the prefix wy- (out, away) combined with nosić (to carry). The prefix indicates removal or transfer away from a location. The verb is versatile, used for physical removal (for example, removing trash) as well as figurative senses in broader contexts.

Usage notes: The imperative form used to issue a direct command is wynoś (written with the diacritic ś). In ASCII or non-diacritic texts, it may appear as Wynosz, especially in signs, labels, or informal writing. The present-tense form wynosisz is used when addressing someone in ordinary narration or dialogue in correct orthography.

Limitations: Wynosz as a standalone non-diacritic form is uncommon in formal Polish and is most reliably interpreted as an ASCII rendering of the imperative wynoś. There is no widely recognized place, organization, or prominent figure by this name in standard references.

In sum, wynosz is best understood as an ASCII representation related to the Polish imperative wynoś, rather than as a distinct standard word in modern Polish grammar.