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naplánovat

Naplánovat is a Czech verb meaning to plan, to arrange in advance, or to schedule. It is the perfective counterpart of the imperfective plánovat and is used when the action of planning is completed or regarded as a single, finite event. The act typically implies creating a concrete timetable, allocating resources, and defining steps or priorities.

Etymology and form: Naplánovat is formed from the noun plán (plan) with the suffix -ovat and the

Grammar and usage: As a perfective verb, naplánovat expresses a future action in the present tense forms:

Examples: Naplánoval jsem si dovolenou na červen. Zítra naplánujeme schůzku. Potřebuji naplánovat svůj rozpočet pro projekt.

See also: plánovat; naplánovaný as a past participle; related verbs such as zařídit, organizovat.

prefix
na-,
which
in
Czech
adds
a
sense
of
completion
or
orientation
toward
a
future
outcome.
It
is
a
transitive
verb;
its
direct
object
is
usually
the
thing
being
planned,
for
example
dovolenou
(a
vacation),
schůzku
(a
meeting),
program,
or
cestu
(a
trip).
naplánuju,
naplánuješ,
naplánuje,
naplánujeme,
naplánujete,
naplánují.
Past
tense
is
formed
with
auxiliary
verbs:
naplánoval
jsem,
naplánovala
jsi,
naplánovali
jsme,
etc.
The
phrase
naplánovat
si
is
common
to
indicate
planning
for
oneself,
as
in
naplánovat
si
dovolenou
or
naplánovat
si
program.
The
verb
is
often
contrasted
with
plánovat,
which
emphasizes
ongoing
planning
rather
than
completion.