Poskytlo

Poskytlo is the neuter singular past tense form of the Czech verb poskytnout, meaning to provide, grant, or supply. It is used to describe a completed action in which something is made available to someone or something, such as resources, information, services, or rights.

Grammatically, poskytlo agrees with a neuter subject or with the impersonal pronoun to. The base verb is poskytnout (perfective); other past-tense forms include poskytl (masculine singular), poskytla (feminine singular), poskytli (masculine or mixed plural), and poskytly (feminine plural). In English translations, poskytlo is commonly rendered as “provided” or “has provided,” depending on the context and timing.

Usage notes: In formal writing, journalism, and official statements, poskytlo is used to indicate a completed act of provision. It often appears in constructions that emphasize the outcome of providing something, such as resources or access, rather than the act itself. In everyday speech, speakers may prefer other forms or constructions depending on the subject’s gender and number.

Examples:

- To poskytlo uživatelům nový systém správy hesel. (That provided users with a new password management system.)

- To poskytlo řadu výhod. (That provided a number of benefits.)

See also: poskytnout, poskytnutí, poskytování. These terms cover the broader range of meanings related to providing, granting, or making something available.