Vymyslely

Vymyslely is a Czech verb. It is the past tense, feminine plural form of the verb vymyslet, which means "to invent," "to devise," or "to think up." Therefore, "vymyslely" translates to "they invented," "they devised," or "they thought up" when referring to a group of females.

The verb vymyslet belongs to the perfective aspect in Czech grammar, indicating a completed action. Its imperfective counterpart is vymýšlet, meaning "to be inventing" or "to be devising." The past tense is formed by adding specific endings to the verb stem, which vary based on gender and number. In the case of "vymyslely," the "-y" ending signifies the feminine plural.

For example, one might say "Dívky vymyslely nový plán" which translates to "The girls invented a new plan." This usage highlights the completed act of creation or conception by a group of females. The word can be encountered in various contexts, from everyday conversations about creative ideas to more formal discussions about inventions or solutions. Understanding its grammatical form is key to correctly interpreting its meaning within a Czech sentence.