roztítní

roztítní is a Czech verb that translates to "to unseal," "to open," or "to uncork." It is commonly used in the context of opening containers or packages that have been sealed for preservation or security. The verb is derived from the prefix "roz-" meaning "apart" or "out," and the root "títnout," which relates to sealing or closing.

When referring to liquids, roztítní can describe the act of opening a bottle by removing its cork or cap. In a broader sense, it can also apply to the opening of envelopes, boxes, or any item that has been sealed shut. The action implies breaking an existing seal to gain access to the contents within. For instance, one might say "roztítnout láhev vína" (to unseal a bottle of wine) or "roztítnout dopis" (to open a letter). The verb is conjugated according to standard Czech verb rules, with different forms indicating tense, aspect, and person.