souhlasí

Souhlasí is a Czech word that functions as the third person singular present tense form of the verb souhlasit, meaning to agree or to consent. It is used when the subject is he or she (or when the subject is an impersonal or neuter entity) and denotes that the subject is giving assent to a statement, proposal, or proposition.

Grammatically, souhlasí is a finite verb form that agrees with the subject in person and number. In typical sentences it appears in contexts where a person or entity expresses acceptance of a view, plan, or decision. It can appear in formal and informal registers and is common in both spoken language and written texts, including news, official statements, and contracts where agreement is stated or confirmed.

Etymology and related forms: souhlasí derives from the noun souhlas, meaning consent or agreement, with the verb-forming suffix -it. Related forms include souhlasit (to agree), souhlas (agreement or consent), and phrases such as dát souhlas (to give consent) or vyjádřit souhlas (to express agreement).

Usage notes: Because Czech verbs change with person and number, different forms exist for I, you, we, you (plural or formal), and they. Souhlasí specifically marks the third person singular present tense. It is important to distinguish it from similar-looking forms in other tenses or moods, and to provide clear subject agreement when constructing sentences.

See also: souhlasit, souhlas, dát souhlas, vyjádřit souhlas.