Táhnou

Táhnou is a Czech word that can be translated to "they pull" or "they drag" in English. It is the third-person plural present tense form of the verb "táhnout." This verb has a variety of meanings depending on the context. In its most literal sense, it refers to the physical act of exerting force to move something. For example, one might say "koně táhnou povoz" which means "the horses pull the cart."

Beyond the literal, táhnout can also describe a more general sense of movement or progression. It can be used to talk about time passing, such as "čas táhne" (time drags on). It can also describe the act of traveling or journeying, implying a long or arduous trip. In some colloquial uses, it can even refer to a continuous or persistent action. The specific nuance is often understood from the surrounding words and the situation in which the word is used. The past tense forms and other conjugations of táhnout also exist, but táhnou specifically refers to a plural subject performing the action in the present.