Zmizela

Zmizela is the feminine singular past tense form of the Czech verb zmizet, meaning to disappear or vanish. It describes that a female subject has disappeared. The verb zmizet is intransitive and occurs in various tenses and aspects; zmizela is one of the past-tense forms and is used when the subject is feminine singular.

In sentence usage, zmizela is the finite verb: Ta žena zmizela. It is commonly accompanied by adverbial phrases such as beze stopy (without a trace) or z očí (from sight) to emphasize disappearance: zmizela beze stopy, zmizela z očí. Other gender/number forms include zmizel (masc. sg) and zmizelo (neut. sg); plural forms are used for groups.

Etymology: derived from the verb zmizet, with the standard feminine singular suffix -ela. The form is a regular part of Czech grammar and is not a proper noun.

Use in language: zmizela is a standard descriptive form, used in news reports, literature, and everyday speech to describe the disappearance of a female subject. It can appear in headlines or narratives about missing persons or objects, where the focus is on the fact of disappearance rather than on the subject’s identity.