proníká

Proníká is a Czech verb that translates to "to penetrate" or "to pierce" in English. It is a transitive verb, meaning it requires a direct object to complete its meaning. The verb is used to describe the action of something entering or passing through a surface or substance, often with force or intensity. For example, "The arrow proníká through the target" or "The rain proníká into the tent."

Proníká is a regular verb in the Czech language, with the following conjugations in the present tense:

- Ja proníkám (I penetrate)

- Ty proníkáš (You penetrate)

- On/ona/ono proníká (He/she/it penetrates)

- My proníkáme (We penetrate)

- Vy proníkáte (You penetrate)

- Oni/ony proníkají (They penetrate)

The past tense of proníká is formed by adding the suffix -l to the root, resulting in the form pronikl. The past participle is proniklý, which can be used to form the passive voice or to describe something that has been penetrated. For example, "The wall was proniklý by the bullet" or "The fabric is proniklý by water."

Proníká is a versatile verb that can be used in a variety of contexts, from describing physical actions to more abstract concepts such as ideas or emotions entering someone's mind. Its usage requires a good understanding of the context and the appropriate direct object to convey the intended meaning.