tisíckrát

tisíckrát is a Czech word that translates to "a thousand times" in English. It is an adverb used to indicate a very large number of repetitions or occurrences. The word is formed from "tisíc," meaning "thousand," and the adverbial suffix "-krát," indicating times or occurrences.

The phrase "tisíckrát" is often used in everyday conversation and literature to emphasize frequency or intensity. For example, one might say they have done something "tisíckrát," meaning they have done it an extremely large number of times, often implying exasperation or a sense of overwhelming repetition. It can also be used to describe something that is exceptionally good or desirable, as in "I would do that tisíckrát again," expressing a strong desire to repeat a positive experience.

The usage of "tisíckrát" is similar to its English counterparts like "a thousand times" or "countless times," serving as a hyperbole to convey a sense of vastness in quantity or frequency. It is a common idiomatic expression in the Czech language, adding a vivid and emphatic quality to statements. The word itself is a single, uninflected form, functioning directly as an adverb.