blokujeme

Blokujeme is a Czech verb form meaning “we block.” It is the first-person plural present tense of blokovat, the verb for blocking, obstructing, or preventing access or function. The infinitive is blokovat, and the noun form blokování refers to the act or process of blocking. Blokovat is a productive part of Czech vocabulary and is widely used across both technical and non-technical registers. The root blok- is a common loanword element in Czech, with its core meaning preserved in related forms such as zablokovat (to block, to lock out).

In information technology and digital contexts, blokujeme is used to describe actions that limit or prevent access. Common examples include blocking websites or domains, blocking IP addresses, or blocking user accounts. In content moderation or cybersecurity, the term signals ongoing or planned preventative measures to curb harmful content, spam, or unauthorized access. In these domains, blokování can be implemented through software rules, filters, or policy-based decisions, and is typically described as an ongoing process rather than a single, completed action.

In civil or political discourse, blokovat can refer to physical blockades or road closures, as in protests or strikes, where participants seek to impede traffic or access to a location. The term thus covers both online and offline contexts, reflecting a general concept of creating barriers or removing access.

Related forms include blokuje, blokujete, zablokovat, and other derivatives used to express completed actions or different aspects of blocking.