nabízel

nabízel is a Czech verb. It is the past tense, masculine singular form of the verb nabízet. The infinitive form nabízet means to offer, to propose, or to tender. Therefore, nabízel translates to "he offered," "he proposed," or "he tendered."

This verb is commonly used in various contexts. For instance, someone might say "On mi nabízel pomoc," which means "He offered me help." Similarly, it can be used in a commercial sense, such as "Obchod nabízel slevu," meaning "The shop offered a discount." The word can also describe making a suggestion or presenting an idea, as in "Prezident nabízel nové řešení," translating to "The president proposed a new solution."

The grammatical structure of nabízel indicates a past action performed by a male subject. If the subject were female, the form would be "nabízela." For plural subjects, the forms would be "nabízeli" (masculine animate/inanimate) or "nabízely" (feminine/neuter). The root of the verb, "nabíz-", combined with the past tense ending "-el" for the masculine singular, clearly marks the tense and gender of the subject performing the action of offering or proposing.