onistretávajú

The Slovak word "onistretávajú" is the third-person plural present tense of the verb "onistretáviť". This verb, though not commonly encountered in everyday modern Slovak, is derived from the older Czech verb "onistřetávati" or its related forms. Its meaning generally pertains to the process of becoming older, aging, or growing mature. The prefix "oni-" suggests a cumulative or pervasive action, while "stretávajú" relates to meeting or encountering, but in this context, it signifies the gradual "meeting" with the effects of time and age.

Therefore, "onistretávajú" translates loosely to "they are aging," "they are growing old," or "they are becoming mature." It implies a process that is happening to a group of individuals over time. While a direct, single-word English equivalent is difficult to pinpoint due to the nuances of Slavic verb conjugations and etymology, the core concept revolves around the passage of time and its impact on living beings. The usage of this specific form would be in a sentence describing a group of subjects undergoing the process of aging.