Prohlaovala

Prohlaovala is a past-tense feminine singular form of the verb prohlásit in some Slavic languages, most commonly Czech or Slovak, meaning to declare, proclaim, or announce. The base verb is formed with the prefix pro- plus hlásit, and its related lemmas include prohlásit in Czech and prohlasovať in Slovak.

As a grammatical form, prohlaovala appears in sentences with a feminine subject indicating a completed action in the past. In standard Czech, the feminine past form is prohlásila, while prohlaovala can occur as a variant spelling in texts without diacritics or in older orthography. In Slovak, the corresponding feminine past form is prohlasovala.

The word is primarily a conjugated form rather than a standalone lexical item; the underlying lemma conveys the act of making a formal statement, declaration, or proclamation. It is commonly found in historical documents, news reports, legal texts, and literary works where someone described as having declared or proclaimed something.

Because prohlaovala is a tense-morphology form rather than a separate word with its own meaning, its interpretation depends on context, particularly who declared what and in what time frame. See also prohlásit, prohlasovať (to declare or proclaim) and prohlásenie (a declaration or statement).