Vypukl

Vypukl is a Czech word that translates to "burst," "erupted," or "flared up" in English. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb vypuknout. This verb describes the sudden and often forceful emergence or outbreak of something. It can be used in various contexts, both literal and figurative.

Literally, vypukl can describe the bursting of a physical object, such as a balloon or a dam. For example, " balón vypukl" means "the balloon burst." Figuratively, it is commonly used to denote the outbreak of conflicts, diseases, or strong emotions. For instance, "válka vypukla" means "the war broke out," and "hněv vypukl" translates to "anger flared up." The term implies a rapid and often uncontrollable progression from a state of being contained or latent to one of active manifestation.

The word vypukl conveys a sense of suddenness and intensity. It suggests that what emerged was not gradual but rather a swift and decisive event. This characteristic makes it a versatile term in the Czech language for describing a wide range of phenomena that undergo a rapid and significant change in their state of being.