Varují

Varují is the present tense, third-person plural form of the Czech verb varovat, which means to warn or caution someone about a potential danger or risk. The form is used when the subject is multiple actors who issue a warning to others.

In use, varují introduces warnings in various contexts, such as public safety, health advisories, or everyday caution. It is commonly followed by the person being warned (někoho) and the thing being warned about (něčeho) or by a clause describing the risk. Examples include: Rodiče varují děti před nebezpečím, Meteorologové varují obyvatelstvo před silnými bouřemi. The construction varovat někoho před čím is a typical pattern in Czech.

Grammatically, varovat is a regular verb of the -ovat class. Present tense forms include: já varuji, ty varuješ, on/ona varuje, my varujeme, vy varujete, oni varují. Related tenses are formed regularly as well, with past forms such as varovali/varovaly and future forms like budu varovat, budeš varovat, etc.

Related nouns and adjectives include varování (a warning), varovný (warning-related). The word family also connects to phrases such as varovat se, which means to beware or to take caution for oneself. Varují is therefore a common, neutral verb used to convey warnings in news, instruction, and everyday speech.