Vyslal

Vyslal is a Czech word that translates to "sent" or "dispatched" in English. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb "vyslat," meaning to send, dispatch, or transmit. This verb can be used in various contexts, referring to the act of sending a person, object, or message. For instance, one might say "Vyslal jsem dopis" (I sent a letter) or "Vyslal vojáky do bitvy" (He sent soldiers into battle). The word's usage is common in everyday Czech conversation and literature. It carries the implication of an active sending out or deployment. The feminine singular form is "vyslala," and the neuter singular form is "vyslalo." The plural forms are "vyslali" (masculine animate), "vyslaly" (feminine and inanimate masculine), and "vyslala" (neuter). The context in which "vyslal" is used will determine the precise nuance of meaning, but it consistently denotes the action of sending something or someone to a destination or for a purpose.