Vymítit

"Vymítit" is a Czech verb that translates to "to vomit" or "to expel" in English. It is derived from the prefix "vy-" meaning "out" and the root "mít" meaning "to have." The verb is used to describe the act of forcefully expelling the contents of the stomach through the mouth. In medical contexts, "vymítit" can also refer to the expulsion of other bodily substances, such as mucus or pus, from the respiratory or urinary tracts.

The verb "vymítit" is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object. For example, "Vymítit žaludeční obsah" translates to "to vomit stomach contents." The reflexive form of the verb, "vymítnout se," is used to describe the act of vomiting oneself, without specifying what is being expelled.

In Czech, "vymítit" is typically used in formal or medical contexts. In everyday conversation, people might use more colloquial expressions, such as "vyhazovat" or "vyvrhovat," which also mean "to vomit" but are less formal.

The verb "vymítit" is irregular in the past tense, with the forms "vymítl," "vymítla," and "vymítlo" for he, she, and it, respectively. The past participle is "vymítnutý," and the passive voice form is "být vymítnutý."