Rozkládal

Rozkládal is a Czech word that primarily functions as a past tense verb. It translates to "was decomposing," "was breaking down," or "was unfolding" in English, depending on the context. As a verb, it describes a process of deterioration, disintegration, or spreading out over time.

The word is derived from the verb "rozkládat" (to decompose, to break down, to unfold). The "-al" ending signifies the masculine singular past participle form. Therefore, "rozkládal" would refer to a male subject performing the action of decomposing or unfolding. For example, "strom rozkládal" would mean "the tree was decomposing." If the subject were feminine, it would be "rozkládala," and for a neuter subject, "rozkládalo."

In a non-literal sense, "rozkládal" can also describe the process of a plan or idea developing or unfolding. For instance, "jeho plán se rozkládal" could mean "his plan was unfolding" or "his plan was coming to fruition." The specific meaning is heavily reliant on the surrounding words and the overall situation being described. It is a common verb in the Czech language used to convey a sense of gradual change or breakdown.