Rozvinú

Rozvinú is a form in Slovak grammar, representing a finite verb form derived from the verb rozvinúť, which means to unfold, develop, or spread out. The form is used with a plural subject to express that multiple agents perform the action of unrolling or expanding something. As part of the verb’s conjugation, rozvinú reflects the prefix roz- “un-” attached to vinúť “to wind” or “to coil,” yielding the sense of bringing something from a coiled or compact state into a more extended one.

Etymology and sense: The root vinúť is related to winding or twisting, and the prefix roz- adds the idea of reversal or elaboration. Combined, rozvinúť conveys the process of unrolling, expanding, or elaborating, whether applied to physical objects, plans, or ideas.

Usage: Rozvinú is primarily used in formal or literary Slovak to describe the process of unfolding or elaborating various aspects, such as plans, arguments, or materials. It is a transitive form, typically taking a direct object like plány (plans) or myšlienky (thoughts). In context, it can be employed to indicate that a group or multiple subjects perform the unfolding action.

Examples: Oni rozvinú svoje plány na budúci rok. The sentence can be translated as “They will unfold their plans for next year” or, depending on context and tense, simply “They unfold their plans.” Another example is, “Text rozvinú argumenty obsiahnuté v štúdii,” meaning the text unfolds the arguments contained in the study.

See also: rozvinúť, Slovak verbs.