Rozeslat

Rozeslat is a Czech verb that translates to "to send out," "to distribute," or "to dispatch" in English. It is commonly used when referring to sending multiple items or pieces of information to various recipients or locations. The verb implies a widespread or scattered distribution.

For example, one might "rozeslat" invitations to a party, meaning to send them to all the guests. Similarly, a company might "rozeslat" a press release to multiple media outlets. In a digital context, it can refer to sending out an email newsletter to a list of subscribers or distributing a file to several computers on a network.

The prefix "roz-" in Czech often indicates a division, spreading, or separation, which aligns with the meaning of sending something out in multiple directions or to many recipients. The base verb "poslat" means "to send." Therefore, "rozeslat" emphasizes the act of sending something to many, rather than just a single destination. It can also be used figuratively, such as to "rozeslat" rumors, implying their rapid spread.