Vnímlo

"Vnímlo" is a Czech verb that translates to "perceived" or "noticed" in English. It is the past tense form of the verb "vnímat," which means "to perceive" or "to notice." The verb "vnímlo" is used to indicate that something was perceived or noticed by a subject in the past. For example, "Dítě vnímlo krásný obraz" translates to "The child perceived the beautiful painting."

The verb "vnímlo" is part of the Czech language's rich system of verb conjugations, which includes different forms for various tenses, moods, and voices. In the past tense, "vnímlo" is used with the third-person singular neuter gender subject, such as "ono" (it) or "to" (that). For other subjects, the verb would conjugate differently. For instance, "vnímli" is used for the third-person plural, meaning "they perceived."

The use of "vnímlo" requires understanding of Czech grammar, including gender and number agreement, as well as the context in which the verb is used. It is essential for communicating effectively in Czech, whether in writing or speaking.