Vybudoval

Vybudoval is a Czech verb form meaning “he built” or “he has built,” and it represents the past tense, masculine singular of the verb vybudovat. Vybudovat is a perfective, transitive verb meaning to construct, build, or develop, often used for physical structures as well as larger projects or abstractions such as reputations or organizations.

The word is built from the root budovat, meaning “to build,” with the prefix vy-, which in many Czech verbs indicates completion, outward result, or a finished action. As a past-tense form, vybudoval agrees with a masculine subject in number and gender. The corresponding forms for other genders and numbers are vybudovala (feminine singular), vybudovalo (neuter singular), and vybudovali (plural).

Being a perfective verb, vybudovat typically expresses a completed action. It is commonly used in narrative or factual contexts to report that construction or development has taken place, for example: On vybudoval novou továrnu. The verb takes a direct object in the accusative case when describing what was built.

Related terms include vybudovat (the infinitive), vybudovat si (to build for oneself, in a figurative sense), and vybudovaný (built, as an adjective). It contrasts with budovat, the imperfective counterpart meaning “to be building” or “to construct repeatedly.”

In usage, vybudoval often appears in news, reports, or historical descriptions to denote a completed construction, infrastructure project, or the achievement of a development goal. The form is widely understood across Czech-language contexts.