krmíme

Krmíme is a Czech word that translates to "we feed" or "feeding" in English. It is a common verb used in everyday conversation and writing to describe the act of providing food to someone or something. The term can be applied in various contexts, from feeding children and pets to feeding livestock or even providing sustenance to oneself.

The verb "krmit" has a range of related forms and meanings. For instance, "krmím" means "I feed," while "krmí" means "he/she/it feeds." The past tense forms would be "krmil jsem" (I fed), "krmila jsem" (I fed, feminine), and so on. The imperative form, "krm!" means "feed!"

In a broader sense, "krmíme" can also be used metaphorically. For example, one might say they are "feeding" their mind with knowledge or "feeding" their creativity with inspiration. This metaphorical usage extends the basic meaning of providing nourishment to abstract concepts or activities.

The concept of feeding is fundamental to life, and the Czech word "krmíme" encapsulates this essential action. Whether literal or figurative, the act of providing sustenance is a universal theme, and "krmíme" is the common way Czech speakers express this idea.