Rozpojily

Rozpojily is the past tense form of the Czech verb rozpojit, meaning to disconnect, detach, or disengage. It is the third-person plural feminine form, used when the subject is feminine or a feminine-noun group. For example, Ženy rozpojily dráty means “The women disconnected the wires.” In Czech past tense, verb endings agree with the subject’s gender and number, so masculine or mixed-gender plural subjects would typically use rozpojili.

Etymology and form. Rozpojit is a prefixed verb built from roz- (a reversal or separation prefix) and pojit (to join or attach). The prefix indicates undoing or breaking apart a connection. The feminine plural past form ends with -ily, reflecting gender agreement in Czech grammar, while the masculine plural form is -ili.

Usage notes. Rozpojily appears primarily in narrative or descriptive contexts describing a completed action by a feminine subject or a group of females. It can apply to physical disconnections, such as cables or hinges, as well as more abstract separations like breaking a connection or agreement when the subject is feminine. The corresponding masculine form is rozpojili, and the neuter or mixed-gender past form would vary accordingly.