Ostavit

"Ostavit" is a verb in the Czech language, which translates to "to leave" or "to abandon" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its conjugation follows a predictable pattern. The infinitive form of the verb is "ostavit," and it is used to express the action of leaving someone or something behind, or to leave a place or situation.

In the present tense, "ostavit" conjugates as follows: "ostavím" (I leave), "ostavíš" (you leave), "ostaví" (he/she/it leaves), "ostavíme" (we leave), "ostavíte" (you leave), and "ostaví" (they leave). In the past tense, the verb conjugates as "zanechal" (I left), "zanechal jsi" (you left), "zanechal" (he/she/it left), "zanechali jsme" (we left), "zanechali jste" (you left), and "zanechali" (they left).

The verb "ostavit" can also be used in the passive voice, where it means "to be left" or "to remain." For example, "Dům byl ostaven prázdný" translates to "The house was left empty."

In addition to its literal meanings, "ostavit" can also be used metaphorically to express the idea of leaving someone or something behind, such as in the phrase "ostavit někoho za sebou" (to leave someone behind). The verb is an essential part of Czech grammar and is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.