procházel

procházel is a Czech word that translates to "walked through," "went through," or "passed through" in English. It is the past tense masculine singular form of the verb procházet se, which means "to walk" or "to stroll." The feminine singular form is procházela, and the plural form is procházeli (masculine animate) or procházely (feminine/neuter).

The verb procházet se can be used in various contexts. It can describe a literal physical act of walking through a place, such as procházel městem (he walked through the city) or procházela lesem (she walked through the forest). It can also imply experiencing or enduring something, like procházel těžkým obdobím (he went through a difficult period).

In a broader sense, procházel can refer to the process of moving from one state or condition to another. For example, a concept or idea might be said to have procházel vývojem (it went through development). The specific meaning is often determined by the surrounding context. This verb is a common element in Czech conversation and literature, reflecting the simple act of movement or the progression through experiences.