odletl

odletl is a Czech word that translates to "flew away" or "departed by air" in English. It is the past tense, masculine singular form of the verb odletět, which means to fly away or to depart by aircraft. The word is commonly used to describe the action of a bird, an airplane, or any object that takes flight and leaves a particular location.

For example, one might say "Pták odletl" which means "The bird flew away." Similarly, "Letadlo odletlo" translates to "The airplane departed." The context in which odletl is used will determine the specific meaning, but the core concept remains the departure through flight. The word is a fundamental part of the Czech vocabulary related to movement and travel.

The verb odletět itself is derived from the prefix "od-" meaning "away" or "from," and the verb "letět" meaning "to fly." Thus, odletět literally means to fly away. The past tense masculine singular form, odletl, is used when the subject performing the action is masculine and singular. Other grammatical forms exist for different genders, numbers, and tenses. Understanding these grammatical nuances is key to correctly using odletl and its related forms in Czech sentences.