Propojoval

Propojoval is a Czech verb form meaning “he connected” or “was connecting.” It is the masculine singular past tense of the imperfective verb propojo vat (infinitive propojo vat). The verb denotes the act of linking, joining, or bridging two or more elements, such as objects, systems, networks, or concepts. Because it is imperfective, propojo vat describes an ongoing, repeated, or non-completed action in the past, in contrast to the perfective form propojit, which emphasizes completion.

Etymology and related forms. The word is derived from the root that expresses joining or linking, with the prefix pro- often used to indicate bridging or bringing together across gaps. Propojovat has a perfective counterpart, propojit, whose past tense is propojil (masculine singular).

Usage. Propojoval appears in technical, infrastructural, and social contexts where interconnection is discussed. Common collocations include propo jo vat sítě (to connect networks), propojo vat systémy (to interconnect systems), and propojo vat data (to link data). In narrative or analytical text, it can describe past activities that integrated different components or components into a unified whole.

Examples.

- V minulosti propojoval dvě počítačové sítě, aby umožnil průchod dat.

- Správce systémů propojoval databáze z různých oddělení.

See also. Propojovat, propojit, spojovat, propojení.

Note: Propojoval is a grammatical form rather than a stand-alone noun; it functions within sentences to convey completed or ongoing past linking actions.