Dosiahlo

Dosiahlo is a grammatical form in the Slovak language. It is the neuter singular past active participle of the verb "dosiahnuť," which translates to "to reach," "to achieve," or "to attain" in English. This form is used to describe an action that has been completed in the past and refers to a neuter noun.

For example, in the sentence "Dieťa dosiahlo svoj cieľ" (The child reached its goal), "dosiahlo" is the past active participle in the neuter singular form, agreeing with the neuter noun "dieťa" (child). Similarly, if the subject were a neuter noun like "ovocie" (fruit), the verb form would remain "dosiahlo" if it were the subject that achieved something.

The past active participle in Slovak, including forms like "dosiahlo," is often used in more formal or literary contexts. In everyday spoken Slovak, simpler past tense forms of the verb are more common. The formation of these participles involves specific suffixes added to the verb stem, and their agreement in gender, number, and case with the noun they modify is crucial for correct grammar. Understanding "dosiahlo" requires an understanding of Slovak verb conjugation and participle formation.