procházejí

Procházejí is a Czech verb form that functions as the present tense, third person plural of the verb procházet. The base verb carries two main meanings: to move through a space or route (to traverse) and to examine or browse through something (to skim). The intended sense is determined by context and the accompanying object.

Usage and meaning: In everyday language procházejí describes people or groups physically passing through places, such as streets, parks, or buildings, for example: Skupina turistů prochází parkem. It can also describe the act of browsing or going through materials, documents, or lists, for instance: Studenti procházejí materiály ve studovně, Uživatelé procházejí webové stránky. The action is often ongoing and deliberate, and the object is typically in the accusative or with a phrase indicating the thing being examined.

Grammar and aspect: Procházet is imperfective, so procházejí denotes an ongoing, repeated, or general action in the present. The perfective counterpart is projít, which expresses going through something as a completed or more bounded action, often with a future nuance in Czech: Projdou katalogem (they will go through the catalog) or they will have completed going through it.

Related forms: As a verb, procházet has various conjugations across tenses and persons, and its usage spans spatial movement and figurative exploration. The meaning shifts with context, making it a versatile term in travel, study, and digital activity.