Rozvtvují

Rozvtvují is a Czech word that translates to "dissipate," "disperse," or "scatter" in English. It is a verb, specifically the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "rozptýlit." The word describes the action of breaking up something into smaller parts or spreading it out over a wider area.

This term can be used in various contexts. In physics, it might describe how light or heat dissipates. For example, "Světlo se rozptýlí v mlze" means "Light dissipates in the fog." In a more general sense, it can refer to the scattering of people or objects, such as "Dav se rozptýlí po koncertu," which translates to "The crowd disperses after the concert." It can also be used metaphorically to describe the fading of emotions or thoughts.

The root of the word "rozptýlit" is related to "roz-" meaning "apart" or "out," and "ptýlit," which is connected to ideas of spreading or scattering. The plural form "rozvtvují" specifically indicates that multiple subjects are performing the action of dissipating or dispersing. Understanding this word provides insight into the nuances of Czech vocabulary when describing processes of scattering and breaking up.