Kombinuje

Kombinuje is a Czech verb meaning to combine, merge, or mix. It describes bringing together different elements to form a single whole and is used in everyday speech as well as more technical or abstract contexts, such as cooking, design, engineering, and data processing.

Etymology and related forms: Kombinovat, the infinitive, is a loanword from German kombinieren, with Czech forms such as kombinace (a combination) and kombinovaný (combined) derived from it. The present tense third-person singular form is kombinuje.

Conjugation: present indicative forms include já kombinuji, ty kombinuješ, on/ona/ono kombinuje, my kombinujeme, vy kombinujete, oni kombinují. Imperatives are kombinuj (informal) and kombinujte (formal/plural). Past tense is formed with the auxiliary mít: kombinoval (masc), kombinovala (fem), kombinovalo (neut).

Usage: In cooking, one might say kombinuje ingredience or kombinuje chutě. In design or manufacturing, it can describe combining materials or processes. In mathematics or data processing, kombinuje terms or datasets to produce a new result; the noun kombinace is used for a specific combination or set of elements.

Notes: The word is standard Czech and widely understood by speakers of the language. Related terms include kombinace (a combination), kombinovaný (combined), and kombinovat (to combine).