odcházel

Odcházel is a Czech word that translates to "he/she/it was leaving" or "he/she/it departed" in English. It is the past tense, masculine, singular form of the verb "odcházet" (to leave, to depart). The verb "odcházet" is a common verb in the Czech language used to describe the act of moving away from a place or person.

The specific form "odcházel" implies that the action of leaving was in progress at a particular point in the past, or that it happened over a duration of time in the past. For example, "Pes odcházel z místnosti" means "The dog was leaving the room" or "The dog departed from the room." The context in which "odcházel" is used will determine the precise nuance of its meaning.

This verb can be used in various contexts, including literal departures from physical locations, as well as more metaphorical departures, such as leaving a job or ending a relationship. The grammatical gender of the subject performing the action dictates the specific past tense form used. "Odcházel" specifically refers to a male subject or an inanimate object treated as masculine. Other past tense forms exist for feminine and neuter subjects, as well as for plural subjects.