Souhlasila

Souhlasila is a Czech verb form: the past tense, feminine singular form of the verb souhlasit, which means to agree or to consent. The word indicates that a female subject has given consent or expressed agreement with something. It can correspond to English "she agreed" or "she consented."

In use, souhlasila is typically followed by what is being agreed to, often with the preposition s plus the instrumental case, as in souhlasila s návrhem (she agreed with the proposal) or souhlasila s podmínkami (she agreed to the conditions). It can also be used with a clause introduced by že to indicate agreement with a statement, as in souhlasila s tím, že přijde (she agreed that she would come). The form agrees with the feminine subject in the past tense.

Related forms include masculine souhlasil and neuter souhlasilo for singular subjects, and plural forms such as souhlasili (masculine/mixed) and souhlasily (feminine). The noun corresponding to the concept is souhlas, meaning consent or agreement. In closely related languages, such as Slovak, a cognate form exists as súhlasila.

Overall, souhlasila is a common, neutral term used in everyday speech, journalism, law, and formal writing to indicate that a woman has given agreement or approval to a proposal, plan, or statement.