naklánním

Nakláním is a Czech verb that translates to "I tilt" or "I lean" in English. It describes the action of causing something to move from an upright position to an angle, or of positioning oneself at an angle. The verb is derived from the adjective "nakloněný," meaning "tilted" or "leaning."

The verb nakláním can be used in various contexts. For example, one might say "Nakláním stůl" (I tilt the table) to indicate moving a table so that it is no longer level. In a personal context, "Nakláním se dopředu" (I lean forward) describes the act of bending one's body forward. It can also refer to a more figurative leaning, such as "Nakláním se k jeho názoru" (I lean towards his opinion), suggesting agreement or a predisposition to accept a certain viewpoint. The past tense forms would be "naklonil jsem" (masculine) or "naklonila jsem" (feminine) for "I tilted" or "I leaned." The future tense would be "nakloním," retaining the same form as the present tense first-person singular.