krmíte

The word "krmíte" is the second-person plural present tense form of the verb "krmit" in Czech. The verb "krmit" translates to "to feed" in English. Therefore, "krmíte" specifically means "you (plural) feed" or "you all feed". It is used when addressing more than one person and referring to the action of providing food.

For example, if someone is speaking to a group of people about feeding animals, they might say, "Vy krmíte ty ptáky" which translates to "You (plural) feed those birds". Similarly, in a domestic context, one might ask a group of children, "Krmíte už psa?" meaning "Are you (plural) feeding the dog yet?". The context in which "krmíte" is used will determine the specific meaning of what is being fed, whether it be animals, people, or even abstract concepts metaphorically. The grammatical function of "krmíte" is to indicate an ongoing action performed by a group of subjects.