bývat

Bývat is a Czech verb that translates to "to live" or "to reside" in English. It is a regular verb, meaning its past tense and past participle forms are derived by adding -l to the stem. The basic forms of the verb are:

- Present tense: bývám (I live), býváš (you live), bývá (he/she/it lives), býváme (we live), býváte (you live), bývají (they live)

- Past tense: bydlel jsem (I lived), bydlel jsi (you lived), bydlel (he/she/it lived), bydlel jsme (we lived), bydlel jste (you lived), bydlel jsi (they lived)

- Past participle: bydlelý

Bývat is often used to describe the act of residing in a particular place, such as a house, apartment, or city. It can also be used to express the state of being alive or existing. For example, "Bydlím v Praze" means "I live in Prague," and "Být živý" means "to be alive."

In Czech, bývat is a common verb used in everyday conversation and is essential for expressing one's residence and existence. Its usage is straightforward and can be easily incorporated into various contexts.