proklínala

Proklínala is a Czech verb form: it represents the feminine singular past tense of the verb proklínat, which means to curse or to damn. The form indicates that a female subject performed the action of cursing in the past. In Czech, past tense forms agree with the subject in gender and number, so proklínala is specifically used when the subject is a woman.

The verb proklínat is built from the root klít, meaning to swear or to curse, with the prefix pro-, which often intensifies the action. The related noun kletba means a curse or oath, and the verbal family includes other forms such as proklíná (present tense) and proklínal (masculine past tense), among others. The overall semantics cover both literal curses and stronger figurative condemnations.

In usage, proklínala appears in narrative prose, dialogue, and reporting where a female subject is described as having cursed something or someone in the past. It can convey strong emotion, anger, or moral condemnation, depending on context. As a literary verb, it is more emphatic than everyday synonyms like nadávat (to swear) and is common in older or more expressive registers.

Example: Žena proklínala osud, který ji opustil. This illustrates a female subject cursing her fate in the past, a construction typical for storytelling or dramatic narration.