prohlásilo

Prohlásilo is a form of the Czech verb prohlásit, meaning to declare, proclaim, or state publicly. It is the past tense, neuter singular form (third person) used when the subject is neuter or impersonal. In Czech, past tense forms vary by gender and number; masculine is prohlásil and feminine is prohlásila, while neuter singular is prohlásilo. The infinitive of the verb is prohlásit, and the related past participle is prohlášený.

Etymology and related forms: prohlásit is built from the prefix pro- (forth, outward) and hlásit (to announce or report), giving a sense of publicly announcing or proclaiming. The noun form is prohlášení (a declaration or statement), and the adjective prohlášený (declared, proclaimed). These related forms are common in formal and journalistic language.

Usage: Prohlásilo appears primarily in formal or official contexts, especially in reporting statements by organizations, governments, or institutions. It conveys that something was publicly declared or stated by a neuter or impersonal subject, or in a general, non-gendered construction. In news reporting, it is often used to attribute a declaration to a body or entity, for example, a government or agency, in a neutral tone. The choice between prohlásilo and gendered forms (prohlásil, prohlásila) depends on the grammatical subject of the sentence.

See also: prohlásit, prohlášený, prohlášení. These terms cover the verb’s base form, its participle, and its noun-derived meaning of a declaration.