Doplnil

Doplnil is the past tense, masculine singular form of the Czech verb doplnit, which means to fill in, to supplement, or to complete by adding missing information or items. It denotes a completed action performed by a masculine subject and is used in narrative to indicate that something has been added or completed.

Etymology and meaning: Doplnit is built from prefix do-, indicating completion or inward movement, and the verb plnit (to fill, to satisfy). The combination conveys the sense of bringing something to a finished state by adding what is missing.

Usage: The form doplnil appears in everyday Czech, especially in journalism, administration, and text editing, where a speaker or writer reports that additional information or data has been provided. Example: Doplnil do článku chybějící údaje. The word is typically used with a masculine subject in the past tense and other tense forms follow standard Czech past-tense conjugation patterns.

Grammatical notes: Doplnil is perfective, meaning it describes a completed action. The infinitive is doplnit. Other past tense forms include doplnila (feminine singular), doplnilo (neuter singular), doplnili (masculine plural), and doplnily (feminine plural). Related nouns include doplnění (the act of supplementing) and doplněk (a supplement or addition).

See also: doplnit, doplnění, doplněk. These terms relate to the action of adding, completing, or supplementing information or elements.