Rozdelili

Rozdelili is a verb form used in Czech and Slovak to indicate that a group performed the action of dividing or distributing something. It is the past tense, third-person plural form and can describe literal division of objects, territory, resources, or responsibilities, as well as more figurative separations such as splitting opinions or groups. In usage, it appears in narratives, reports, and everyday speech to convey that a division occurred.

In standard spelling, the Czech version is rozdělili, with the diacritic on the e. The Slovak version is rozdeli li, typically written as rozdeli li without diacritics in plain text, though the canonical Slovak form is rozdeli li with the appropriate diacritics. The non-diacritic form Rozdelili commonly appears in contexts where diacritics are omitted, such as some older texts, headlines, or simplified transcriptions.

Etymologically, rozdeliti derives from the prefix roz- meaning apart or apart, combined with delit (to divide). It belongs to the common Slavic root family related to division, distribution, and separation and is cognate across Czech, Slovak, and related languages.

See also: rozdělit (infinitive in Czech), rozdeliť (infinitive in Slovak), dělit (to divide). The term is primarily a grammatical form and does not designate a specific single work, place, or person, but rather a common verb form encountered in many Czech- and Slovak-language texts.