Tvorí

Tvorí is the third-person singular present indicative form of the Slovak verb tvoriť, meaning to create, form, or compose. It translates as “he creates” or “she creates,” depending on the subject, and is used for ongoing or general creation.

Conjugation and use are typical of Slovak imperfective verbs. Present tense forms include: ja tvorím, ty tvoríš, on tvorí, my tvoríme, vy tvoríte, oni tvoria. The verb is imperfective, so it describes repeated or continuous actions rather than a completed result. Related forms include tvorenie or tvorba (creation, formation), and tvorivý (creative). The standard perfective counterpart is vytvoriť, which emphasizes the completion of the act of creating.

Etymology and cognates: tvoriť belongs to the Slavic verb family and shares semantic roots with related verbs in Czech (tvořit/tvoriť), Polish (tworzyć), and Russian (творить). The root tvor- expresses the idea of forming, shaping, or making.

Usage notes and examples:

- On tvorí novú pieseň. (He is creating a new song.)

- Zmluva sa tvorí medzi oboma stranami. (An agreement is being formed between both parties.)

- V literatúre aj v odborných textoch sa tvoriť často používa v prenesenom zmysle, ako napríklad tvoriť myšlienky alebo významy.

In summary, tvorí is a standard present-tense form signaling ongoing creation, rooted in a broader Slavic family of verbs related to making and forming, with common derivatives and clear contrast to its perfective counterpart, vytvoriť.