Vyhloubil

Vyhloubil is a Czech verb form, the masculine singular past tense of vyhloubit. Vyhloubit means to hollow out, to dig out, or to form a hollow by removing material from a solid object, such as rock, soil, wood, or concrete. The action yields a hole, cavity, or opening and can be literal or figurative.

In use, vyhloubil denotes that a male subject completed this action in the past. It requires a direct object naming what was hollowed out (for example díru, otvor, dutina) and is commonly accompanied by locational or instrumental phrases: "vyhloubil díru v kameni," "vyhloubil otvor pro kabel," "vyhloubil dutinu ve dřevě." The verb is perfective, indicating a completed result.

Etymology: The form is built from the prefix vy- attached to the base verb hloubit (to hollow out). The root is related to depth-based words in Czech, such as hlubina (depth) and hluboký (deep).

Notes: Vyhloubil is a verb form, not a noun. Other persons and numbers have corresponding forms: vyhloubil, vyhloubila, vyhloubilo, vyhloubili.

See also: vyhloubit, díra, otvor, dutina, hloubit, hlubina, hluboký.