Dýchala

Dýchala is a Czech word that translates to "she breathed" or "she was breathing" in English. It is the past tense, feminine singular form of the verb dýchat, which means "to breathe." The verb dýchat describes the physiological process of inhaling and exhaling air. In Czech, verbs conjugate based on person, number, gender, and tense. Dýchala specifically indicates that the action of breathing was performed by a female subject in the past.

The word dýchala can be used in various contexts. It might describe a person's physical state, such as "Dýchala zhluboka," meaning "She breathed deeply." It can also be used metaphorically, for instance, to express relief or a sense of being alive, as in "Konečně volně dýchala," or "She could finally breathe freely." The grammatical structure of Czech requires the use of the feminine form dýchala when the subject is a singular female noun or pronoun. If the subject were masculine, the form would be dýchal; for plural, it would be dýchaly. Understanding these conjugations is fundamental to speaking and writing correct Czech.