Proklínalo

Proklínalo is the neuter singular past tense form of the Czech verb proklínat, meaning to curse or condemn. It is used when the subject of the sentence is neuter, such as the pronoun to or a neuter noun like nebe (the sky) or proroctví (prophecy). As a past tense form, proklínalo expresses that the action of cursing was carried out by the neuter subject in the past.

The verb proklínat is imperfective and belongs to a lexical family related to kletba, the noun for a curse. The broader semantic field covers strong condemnation or invocation of ill will toward a person, object, or situation. In the past tense, the corresponding forms align with Czech gender and number: proklínal (masculine), proklínala (feminine), and proklínalo (neuter). The neuter form appears in narrative when the subject is a neuter noun or a demonstrative neuter pronoun such as to.

Usage notes: proklínat can convey emphatic or literary tone and is common in narrative prose, poetry, and rhetorical writing. It can express personification of abstract forces (fate, weather, circumstances) or describe actions attributed to inanimate subjects.

Example: To proklínalo samotné nebe. This sentence illustrates the neuter past tense, with to as the neuter subject performing the action of cursing in a figurative sense.