Dokonily

Dokonily is a finite verb form in Czech that expresses a completed action in the past. It is the feminine plural past tense form of the verb dokonit, which means to finish or to complete, in its perfective aspect. As a past-tense form, dokonily agrees with a feminine plural subject, such as a group of women or feminine nouns.

In Czech, past tense forms are inflected for gender and number. The corresponding forms include dokonili for masculine personal plural and dokonily for feminine plural, with other variants used for singular or mixed groups. The base verb dokonit belongs to the perfective aspect, indicating a completed event rather than a repeated or ongoing one.

Usage and examples:

- Ženy ukočily projekt včera. (Note: the correct sentence with the term in question would be: Ženy dokonily projekt včera.) This means “The women finished the project yesterday.”

- Výzkumnice dokonily sérii experimentů a oznámily výsledky. This means “The female researchers finished the series of experiments and announced the results.”

Dokonily is typically used in written and formal Czech and appears in contexts where the speaker wants to highlight the completion of an action by a feminine plural subject. For masculine or mixed groups, the corresponding forms are dokonili (masculine plural) or dokonily (feminine plural, depending on the subject’s gender).

See also:

- dokonit, to finish or complete (the verb in its infinitive and aspect)

- past tense and gender agreement in Czech

- Czech perfective vs. imperfective aspect

Note: This article focuses on the grammatical form rather than a separate lexical entry or proper noun.