Nabídly

Nabídly is a Czech word that serves as the past tense, feminine plural form of the verb nabízet. The verb nabízet translates to "to offer" in English. Therefore, "nabídly" specifically refers to a group of females who offered something in the past.

For example, if three women offered a helping hand, one would say "Ženy nabídly pomoc." (The women offered help.) The specific object being offered is usually indicated by the accusative case following the verb. The context in which "nabídly" is used will determine what was offered. This can range from tangible items like goods or services to abstract concepts like advice or opportunities.

Understanding "nabídly" requires knowledge of Czech verb conjugation, particularly its past tense and gender agreement. The feminine plural ending "-y" is characteristic of this specific grammatical form. The meaning is directly tied to the act of presenting something for acceptance or rejection. It implies a proactive gesture from the subjects of the sentence.