wywodzie

Wywodzie is the locative singular form of the Polish noun wywód, which denotes a formal exposition, argument, or justification. In contemporary standard Polish, wywód is more commonly used in the nominative, while wywodzie appears mainly in historical texts, stylistically marked prose, or in grammatical descriptions that illustrate inflection.

Usage and context

Wywodzie is typically found after the preposition w, as in phrases describing the act or content of reasoning, explanation, or presentation of an argument. The form is considered archaic or formal in everyday speech and is most often encountered in linguistic references, philological works, or older literature that preserves traditional case forms.

Morphology

Singular: wywód (nom.), wywodu (gen.), wywodowi (dat.), wywód (acc.), wywodem (instr.), wywodzie (loc.). Plural: wywody (nom.), wywodów (gen.), wywodom (dat.), wywody (acc.), wywodami (instr.), wywodach (loc.). The locative wywodzie is the standard singular form used with the preposition w.

Etymology

Wywód derives from the verb wywodzić, meaning to derive, deduce, or expound. The noun signifies a line of reasoning, an argument presented in speech or writing, or a formal exposition.

Notes

Wywodzie is primarily of interest in linguistic description and in texts that want to display the full inflection of wywód. In modern, everyday Polish, speakers typically use wywód and may avoid the locative form except in fixed phrases or stylistic contexts.

See also

Wywód, wywodzić, Polish grammar, locative case.

References

Standard Polish grammar resources and dictionaries that document noun inflection and historical usage of case forms.