Vozí

Vozí is a Czech verb form, specifically the third person singular present tense of the verb vozit, meaning to transport or haul. The form is used to describe an ongoing or habitual action performed by a subject that transports something, by any means of transport. In ordinary speech, it can refer to moving people or goods.

Vozit is an imperfective verb, so vozí conveys a sense of current, repeated, or general transporting activity. A related verb is vézt, which more strongly emphasizes movement by a vehicle; in practical usage, vozí often appears in contexts involving carrying or delivering items, rather than the act of driving a vehicle itself. The present tense form vozí can be used with both singular and plural subjects, and the exact subject is determined from the sentence context (for example, on vozí náklad do skladu, or oni vozí náklad do skladu).

Common collocations include vozí náklad (to transport cargo), vozí zboží (to transport goods), and vozí děti (he/she transports children). The noun vozík refers to a cart, trolley, or small wagon, and is etymologically related to the verb vozit through the core idea of moving something from one place to another.

In summary, vozí is a key present-tense form of vozit used to describe ongoing transportation activity, often involving moving goods or people, and it appears frequently in everyday Czech to express habitual or current transport actions. See also vozík for the related noun meaning a cart or trolley, and vézt as a related verb focusing on vehicle-based movement.