Vyjeli

Vyjeli is a Czech verb form used as the past tense, third-person plural, of the verb vyjet. Vyjet means to go out, depart, or set out, often in the sense of starting a journey or leaving a location. In narrative and everyday speech, vyjeli describes a group or multiple subjects that have departed, for example, vyjeli do Prahy meaning they set out for Prague.

In Czech grammar, past tense forms agree with the subject in gender and number. The masculine or mixed-gender plural form is vyjeli; the feminine plural form is vyjely; the neuter singular form is vyjelo. Vyjet is a perfective verb, signaling a completed act of leaving or starting a trip, and its past-tense forms are commonly used in reports, storytelling, and descriptions of events.

Notable uses and limitations: vyjeli is primarily a verb form rather than a stand-alone noun or proper noun. It does not denote a widely recognized place, organization, or entity by itself. Consequently, in most contexts it appears within sentences describing actions of departure or travel rather than as an independent name.

See also: vyjet and related forms such as vyjíždět, which share the same semantic field of departing or starting a journey. The term is language-specific to Czech and is rarely used outside that linguistic context.