znalazem

Znalazem is not a standard Polish word. It is typically encountered as a misspelling or nonstandard transcription of the past tense form of the verb znaleźć (to find). In Polish, this verb’s past tense forms are gendered and vary by person.

In standard Polish, the past tense forms include masculine first-person singular such as znalazłem (I found) and feminine znalazłam (I found). Other forms exist for different subjects, such as znalazłeś (you found), znalazła (she found), and the plural forms like znaleźliśmy (we found). The exact spelling depends on gender, number, and person.

The form "znalazem" does not align with Polish orthography and is not recognized in authoritative dictionaries. It may appear in informal writing or as a typographical error, particularly when diacritics are omitted or keyboard layouts differ. It is not considered a correct or standard variant of the verb's past tense.

If encountered, use the standard past tense forms appropriate to the speaker’s gender and number. Examples: "Wczoraj znalazłem klucz" (I found a key, masculine speaker) or "Wczoraj znalazłam klucz" (I found a key, feminine speaker). The correct spelling should reflect the subject and grammar of the sentence rather than the nonstandard form "znalazem."