svázal

Svázal is a Czech word, primarily a past tense verb form. It translates to "tied," "bound," or "connected" in English. The verb from which it originates is "svázat," meaning to tie or bind. The form "svázal" specifically refers to the masculine singular past tense, indicating that a male subject performed the action of tying or binding. For example, "On svázal provaz" would mean "He tied the rope." The verb can be used in a literal sense, such as tying a knot or binding a package, or figuratively, to describe connecting or linking things together. The context of the sentence will determine the precise meaning. The plural or feminine forms would differ, but "svázal" is the specific masculine singular past tense conjugation.