Souhrnu

Souhrnu is the first-person singular present tense form of the Czech verb souhrnout, meaning "to summarize." As a perfective verb, its present tense is commonly used to refer to a future action, for example, Zítra souhrnu závěry, meaning "I will summarize the conclusions tomorrow." It takes a direct object and denotes the act of producing a concise summary of content such as a text, report, or set of results.

Origin and morphology: The verb is derived from the noun souhrn (summary) with the suffix -nout, forming a perfective verb meaning "to make into a summary." The form souhrnu represents the 1st person singular; related forms cover the full present tense conjugation.

Usage: In everyday Czech, souhrnu appears mainly in formal or written contexts, including journalism and academic writing, when the speaker commits to summarizing something. It is not used as a noun; the related noun is souhrn.

Conjugation: já souhrnu; ty souhrneš; on/ona souhrne; my souhrneme; vy souhrnete; oni souhrnou.

Examples: Já souhrnu kapitolu do krátkého shrnutí. Do pátku souhrnu výsledky. These examples illustrate the verb’s use with different subjects and direct objects, conveying the act of summarizing planned or completed content.