rozírila

Rozírila is a term that appears in some Slavic languages, most notably Czech and Slovak, where it translates to "it expanded" or "it broadened." This word is a past tense feminine singular form of the verb rozšířit, which means to expand, broaden, widen, or spread. The masculine singular form would be rozšířil, and the neuter singular form would be rozšířilo. The plural forms vary depending on gender.

The context in which rozírila is used is crucial for understanding its specific meaning. For example, if one were discussing the expansion of a city's territory, they might say "město se rozírila" (the city expanded). If the discussion was about the broadening of a river, the phrase could be "řeka se rozírila" (the river broadened). The feminine grammatical gender of the subject being described determines the use of rozírila.

The root of the verb rozšířit itself comes from the prefix "roz-" meaning "apart" or "out," and the root "šír-" meaning "wide." This etymology clearly points to the core concept of making something larger or extending its boundaries. While the word is primarily a grammatical form of a verb, its usage can convey a sense of growth, development, or increasing scope.