Vyjela

Vyjela is the feminine past tense form of the Czech and Slovak verb vyjet, meaning to depart, to go out, or to start moving, typically by vehicle. The verb vyjet is a perfective verb, so vyjela denotes a completed action in the past. In addition to vyjela, related past forms include vyjel (masculine singular), vyjelo (neuter singular), vyjeli (masculine plural), and vyjely (feminine plural).

Etymology and cognates: vyjet is formed with the prefix vy- added to jet (to go). This pattern is common in West Slavic languages. Cognates appear in Polish as wyjechał (he drove off) and wyjechała (she drove off), reflecting a shared root and meaning across closely related languages.

Usage: Vyjela is used in narrative or descriptive contexts to indicate that a feminine subject left a place or began to move, often by vehicle. It can describe actions such as leaving a driveway, departing a location, or starting a journey. Examples include sentences like Ona vyjela z garáže (She drove off from the garage) or Auto vyjelo na cestu (The car pulled onto the road).

Relation to related forms: The noun výjazd (Czech) or výjazd (Slovak) means an exit or departure point, and is derived from the same root, reflecting the movement away from a place. Vyjela as a verb form and výjazd as a related noun commonly appear in travel, driving, and narrative contexts within Czech and Slovak.

See also: vyjet, výjazd.