sbíhá

Sbíhá is a Czech verb that means "to run" or "to flow". It is a reflexive verb, meaning it describes an action that is done to or for oneself. The verb sbíhá is used in various contexts, including physical activity, natural phenomena, and figurative expressions.

In terms of physical activity, sbíhá is used to describe someone running, often for exercise or sport. For example, "Každé ráno sbíhám tři kilometry" translates to "Every morning, I run three kilometers."

In a natural context, sbíhá can describe the flow of water or other liquids. For instance, "Voda sbíhá z hor do údolí" means "Water flows from the mountains into the valley."

Figuratively, sbíhá can be used to describe the accumulation or gathering of something. For example, "Na konferenci sbíhají odborníci z celého světa" translates to "Experts from all over the world gather at the conference."

The verb sbíhá is part of the Czech language's rich vocabulary for describing motion and change. Its usage varies depending on the context, but it consistently conveys the idea of movement or flow.