Vylouila

Vylouila is a past tense feminine singular form of the Czech verb vyloučit, meaning to exclude, disqualify, or ban someone from an activity or group. It is used when a female subject performed the exclusion in the past. The standard orthography in Czech uses the form vyloučila, with the č character. In contexts where diacritics are not used, representations may vary; a closely related ASCII rendering is vyloucila, but spellings without the č can be ambiguous in some texts.

Morphology and grammar: vylouila is active voice, perfective aspect, past tense, feminine singular. It pairs with a feminine subject, such as a committee or authority, that performs the exclusion action. Related forms include vyloučit (infinitive), vyloučím (I exclude), vyloučili (they excluded, masculine or mixed gender), and vyloučil(a) (past participle forms).

Usage: The form appears in formal, administrative, or disciplinary contexts, including sports competitions, school or university procedures, workplace regulations, and legal or organizational decisions. It conveys a completed action of removing someone from participation or membership.

Example: Komise vyloučila studentku ze soutěže due to rule violations. (The committee excluded the student from the competition.)

Etymology: Derived from the verb vyloučit, formed with the prefix vy- added to the root related to excluding or parting.

See also: vyloučit, disqualification, exclusion, Czech verb conjugation.