poskytli
Poskytli is a past tense form in Czech used with third-person plural subjects. It denotes a completed act of giving, providing, or supplying something and translates roughly as “they provided” or “they supplied.” The form derives from the verb poskytnout (the perfective counterpart of poskytovat) and is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. In standard usage, poskytli marks masculine plural subjects; feminine plural would be poskytly, and mixed or neuter groups may require other past-tense forms.
Grammatical notes include that poskytli is a finite verb form in the past tense, active voice. It
Usage and nuance: poskytli commonly appears in journalism, government reports, and official statements to describe actions
Related forms: The verb poskytnout is the perfective infinitive corresponding to the past tense form poskytli,