prosadí

Prosadí is the present tense, third person singular form of the Czech verb prosadit, meaning to push through or to ensure the adoption or acceptance of a plan, proposal, law, or decision. The sense implies overcoming opposition or obtaining broad support to make something become reality.

It is commonly used in political, administrative, and business contexts, where parties seek to prosadit reforms, legislation, budgets, or strategic decisions. It is also used in advocacy or lobbying to describe efforts to secure approval for a proposal. Example: "Poslanci prosadili návrh zákona." "Společnost prosadila svou novou strategii na trhu."

Morphology and related forms: The verb prosadit has an imperfective partner prosazovat; prosadí is perfective; present tense forms: prosadím, prosadíš, prosadí, prosadíme, prosadíte, prosadí. The noun prosazení means the act or process of pushing through; the phrase prosadit si svůj návrh means to push through one's own proposal. Past tense forms include prosadil, prosadila, prosadili, etc. The reflexive form prosadí si is used in phrases like "prosadí si své"—he will push through his own interests.

Etymology: The word is built with prefix pro- and a root related to placing or setting something in place; it exists across Slavic languages in similar forms. Related terms include prosazení (the act of securing adoption) and prosazovat (to advocate, to push for).