zleca

Zleca is a Polish verb form that represents the present tense, third person singular, of the imperfective verb zlecać. It means to order, to commission, or to entrust a task to someone. As a conjugated form, zleca itself is not a stand-alone lemma but part of broader verb usage.

In ordinary use, zleca expresses that a subject routinely, habitually, or currently assigns a task or responsibility to another person. It appears in administrative, business, and everyday contexts, where authorities or individuals grant tasks or responsibilities. The imperfective aspect conveyed by zlecać emphasizes the process or repetition of the action rather than a single completed act.

Morphology and related forms: zleca is the third person singular present form of zlecać. Other forms in the same conjugation include zlecasz (you), zlecamy (we), zlecacie (you plural), and zlecają (they). The related perfective verb zlecić has different present forms (for example, zleci, zlece) and is used when the action is completed or viewed as a single, defined act.

Common usage examples include: Dyrektor zleca przygotowanie raportu. Firma zleca wykonanie usług. Kto zleca ten projekt? These illustrate how zleca conveys the act of assigning work or authority in formal and informal settings.

Notes: Zleca is specific to Polish and should be distinguished from the related perfective zlecić, which describes a completed act of ordering or commissioning. In translation, zleca can be rendered as “orders,” “commissions,” or “entrusts,” depending on context.