Stisknout

Stisknout is a Czech verb that translates to "to press" or "to squeeze" in English. It is used to describe the action of applying force to something, causing it to be compressed or flattened. The verb is often used in contexts where physical force is applied, such as pressing a button, squeezing a tube, or pressing a cloth against a surface to remove liquid.

The basic form of the verb is "stisknout," and it conjugates in the present tense as follows: stisknu (I press), stiskneš (you press), stiskne (he/she/it presses), stiskneme (we press), stisknete (you press), stisknou (they press). In the past tense, the verb conjugates as stiskl, stiskla, stisklo (all genders), and in the future tense, it will be stisknu, stiskneš, stiskne, stiskneme, stisknete, stisknou.

Stisknout can also be used metaphorically to describe situations where something is forced into a smaller space or constrained. For example, one might say "stisknout čas" (to press time) to mean to rush or hurry through a task. The verb is an important part of the Czech language and is used frequently in everyday conversation and writing.