Vystoupily

Vystoupily is a Czech verb form: it is the feminine plural past tense of the verb vystoupit, meaning that a group of feminine subjects has “got off” or “stepped out” of a vehicle, place, or similar context. The base verb vystoupit expresses the act of leaving a mode of transport or a place from which one can depart.

Etymology and construction: vystoupit is formed with the prefix vy- (out) added to stoupit (to step, to rise). The tense and number are marked in Czech by the verb ending: vystoupily indicates feminine plural in the past tense. Other forms of the same verb include vystoupil (masculine singular), vystoupila (feminine singular), and vystoupili (masculine plural).

Usage: vystoupily is used when the subject is feminine plural. Examples: “Dívky vystoupily z autobusu.” “Ženy vystoupily z vlaku na prvním nástupišti.” The phrase typically stands as a finite verb in a past-tense clause and may be followed by prepositional phrases specifying where the exit took place.

Notes: vystoupily can occur in narrative prose, journalism, and everyday speech to describe completed exiting actions. It does not introduce a distinct semantic field beyond the literal act of leaving a vehicle or place; context determines the exact destination or subsequent actions. See also vystoupit for the infinitive and related forms.