investují

Investují is the third-person plural present tense form of the Czech verb investovat, meaning "they invest." As a verb form, it denotes an ongoing or habitual action performed by a group: for example, "Oni investují do akcií" ("They invest in stocks"). The verb investovat is commonly used in financial and business contexts but also appears in figurative senses, such as investing time, effort, or trust.

Grammatically, investují corresponds to the present indicative for plural subjects (oni/ony/ona) and fits into regular conjugation patterns of Czech verbs ending in -ovat. Related forms include the infinitive investovat, the past plural investovali, and the imperative investujte. Common prepositions paired with the verb include do (into), v (in), and na (on), reflecting different types of investment targets.

Etymologically, investovat is a recent loanword in Czech, derived from international Romance/Germanic roots (compare English invest) and adapted with the Czech verbal suffix -ovat. Usage varies from formal financial reporting to everyday speech; in formal registers writers may prefer synonyms like vkládat prostředky, while in colloquial contexts investují appears frequently in discussion of savings, business ventures, and public-sector spending.