poházet

poházet is a Czech verb. It is the perfective aspect of the verb "házet", which means to throw. The prefix "po-" in this context indicates a completed action, often implying that something has been thrown around or scattered.

The verb "poházet" can be used in several ways. It can describe the act of throwing objects carelessly or in a haphazard manner. For example, one might "poházet" clothes around a room, meaning to scatter them about. It can also refer to throwing a number of things, suggesting a multitude of throws. In some instances, it can imply throwing something in various directions or at different targets.

The meaning is often influenced by the context. If used with an object, it describes what is being thrown. For instance, "poházet kameny" would mean to throw stones. The resulting state after the action of "poházet" is typically one of disarray or distribution. The word itself carries a sense of a finished, albeit potentially messy, act of throwing.