zachowujcie

Zachowujcie is the second-person plural imperative form of the Polish verb zachowywać, meaning to keep, preserve, or behave. It is used to address a group, urging them to maintain a state, perform an action, or conduct themselves in a specified way.

The form comes from the imperfective aspect and is common in instructions, warnings, and exhortations. When used with the sense of behavior, it often appears with a noun or adjective indicating what should be kept or how one should act. Examples include zachowujcie spokój (keep calm), zachowujcie porządek (keep order), or zachowujcie dystans (keep your distance). The nuance can range from casual guidance to formal admonition, depending on context and accompanying words.

In usage, zachowujcie typically introduces directives aimed at groups such as students, workers, or listeners in a speech, and it expresses an ongoing expectation rather than a single, completed act. It is often found in safety notices, policy texts, public communications, and everyday imperative speech.

There is no widely recognized entity, title, or organization named simply Zachowujcie. As a grammatical form, it functions to convey a command to a group and is not generally treated as a proper noun. In translation, it corresponds to “you all keep” or “you all behave,” depending on the surrounding context.