dominujeme

Dominujeme is the present tense, first-person plural form of the verb dominovat in Czech and Slovak. It translates as “we dominate” or “we are dominating” and is used to express a state of dominance in competition, influence, or control. The form is often used without an explicit subject, as the pronoun we is implied by the verb ending. It can describe performance in sports, market position, or political or cultural influence.

Etymology and related terms: The verb stems from Latin dominare (to rule) and entered Czech and Slovak through broader European linguistic contact. Related noun forms include dominance in Czech and dominancia in Slovak, while the adjective dominant is common in both languages.

Usage and context: In sports, teams or commentators may use it as a rallying cry or assessment, for example: “Dominujeme na hřišti” (We dominate on the pitch). In business or politics, it may describe clear leadership or superiority in a field or market. Because it asserts strong superiority, its tone can range from confident to boastful depending on context and delivery.

Variants and registers: Dominujú in Slovak and dominují in Czech are the third-person plural forms, used when describing others’ dominance. The word appears in media reporting, symbolic statements, and fan or organisational chants, reflecting its strong, affirmative connotation.