Vystývají

Vystývají is a Czech verb derived from the word *vystýlat*, meaning "to provide with shelter, accommodation, or support." In its present participle form, *vystývající*, it describes someone who is actively engaged in providing such services, often in a professional or formal context. The term is commonly used in various fields, including real estate, hospitality, and social services.

In real estate, *vystývající* refers to landlords or property managers who rent out housing units to tenants. The verb can also describe the act of offering temporary or long-term accommodation, such as in hotels, hostels, or private residences. In a broader sense, it can apply to any situation where someone arranges for someone else to live in a particular place.

The verb *vystýlat* itself is often used in legal and administrative contexts, such as when a government or organization provides housing assistance to individuals or families in need. The past participle form, *vystýlený*, can describe a place or person that has been made available for accommodation.

In everyday Czech conversation, *vystývají* might be used colloquially to describe someone who hosts guests or provides temporary lodging, though more common expressions like *přijímat hosty* (to receive guests) or *poskytovat ubytování* (to provide accommodation) are often preferred. The verb’s precise meaning can vary depending on the context, but it generally emphasizes the provision of shelter or support.