naklonit

naklonit is a Czech verb that translates to "to tilt," "to lean," or "to incline" in English. It is used to describe a physical action of causing something to lean or be at an angle, or to describe the state of being at an angle. For example, one might say "naklonit stůl" (to tilt the table) or "naklonit hlavu" (to tilt one's head). The verb can also be used in a more abstract sense, referring to leaning towards a particular opinion or tendency.

The verb conjugations follow standard Czech grammatical rules. In its infinitive form, it is naklonit. The past tense masculine singular form is naklonil, feminine singular is naklonila, and neuter singular is naklonilo. Plural forms include naklonili for masculine animate, naklonily for feminine and neuter, and naklonily for masculine inanimate. The present tense forms vary depending on the person and number.

The related noun is "náklon" (tilt, inclination), which refers to the state or act of being tilted or inclined. The adjective form is "nakloněný" (tilted, inclined). Understanding "naklonit" is essential for comprehending various everyday situations and descriptions in the Czech language, from the physical positioning of objects to expressing subtle shifts in attitude or preference.