Prokáeme

Prokáeme is a Czech verb form associated with the act of proving or demonstrating. It is the first person plural form of the perfective verb prokázat, which carries the sense of providing proof or evidence. In Czech, the present form of a perfective verb is often used to indicate a future action, so prokážeme is typically understood as “we will prove” or “we shall demonstrate,” rather than a plain present action.

Usage of prokážeme tends to appear in formal or argumentative contexts, such as scientific writing, legal texts, academic debates, and persuasive passages. It signals the speaker’s commitment to present evidence or justification for a claim. Because it is perfective, the form is not used to describe ongoing or habitual actions; those nuances are conveyed with imperfective counterparts (for example, dokážeme or prokazujeme, depending on meaning).

Examples:

- Prokážeme, že hypotéza je platná. (We will prove that the hypothesis is valid.)

- V této studii prokážeme souvislosti mezi proměnnými na základě naměřených údajů. (In this study we will demonstrate the relationships between variables based on measured data.)

Notes:

- Prokážeme is closely related to other forms of prokázat, including prokážu (I will prove) and prokážeme (we will prove). The choice of form reflects person, number, and tense, as well as aspect and tone.

- It is often contrasted with forms that express ability or ongoing demonstration, such as dokážeme or prokazujeme, which have slightly different nuances.