Nastanú

Nastanú is a verb form used in Czech and Slovak to indicate that events will occur in the future. It is the third-person plural future tense form of the verb nastat in these languages. In Czech the corresponding form without diacritics is nastanou, while in Slovak the form is nastanú with the acute accent on the ú. The verb nastat itself means “to occur” or “to take place.”

In usage, nastanú is employed to refer to events, changes, or conditions that are expected to happen later. It can appear in narrative passages, reports, or explanations where the future occurrence of phenomena is being described. Since it is a finite verb form, it agrees with a plural subject.

Examples:

Czech: Změny nastanou po implementaci nové politiky. or Změny nastanou. In a shorter clause, Změny nastanou expresses that changes will occur.

Slovak: Nastanú problémy, ak nezvládneme projekt včas. Here nastanú conveys that problems will arise.

Notes:

- Nastanú is not a noun; it is a verb form and does not function independently as a noun plural.

- Spelling follows language-specific orthography: nastanou in Czech, nastanú in Slovak; diacritics differ accordingly.

- The term can appear in both formal and informal contexts, but it remains a relatively formal or neutral expression when describing future events.