Odevzdají

Odevzdají is a Czech word that translates to "they will hand over" or "they will submit" in English. It is the future tense, third-person plural form of the verb "odevzdat," which means to hand over, to submit, to surrender, or to give up.

The word Odevzdají is often used in contexts where an action of transfer or relinquishment is expected to occur in the future by a group of people. For example, students might Odevzdají their assignments to their teacher at the end of the semester. Similarly, a defeated army might Odevzdají their weapons. The specific meaning can vary depending on the surrounding sentence, but the core idea remains that a group will perform an act of handing something over or submitting to a condition.

The grammatical structure of Odevzdají indicates a completed action in the future. The "-jí" ending is characteristic of the third-person plural in the future tense for many Czech verbs. Understanding this form is crucial for comprehending Czech sentences that describe future events involving multiple individuals or entities.