trápí

Trápí is a Czech word that translates to "troubles," "plagues," or "bothers" in English. It is a verb that describes a state of being afflicted by something negative, whether it be physical discomfort, emotional distress, or a persistent problem.

The word can be used in various contexts. For instance, one might say "Mě trápí bolest hlavy," which means "I am troubled by a headache." In a more emotional sense, it could be used to express worry or anxiety, such as "Trápí mě budoucnost," meaning "The future worries me." It can also refer to something that causes persistent annoyance or difficulty, like "Špatné počasí trápí zemědělce," meaning "Bad weather is plaguing the farmers."

The grammatical form of trápí varies depending on the subject and tense. The root of the verb is "trápit." The form "trápí" is the third-person singular present tense, commonly used when referring to a singular subject or a general statement. Understanding its usage requires knowledge of Czech grammar and sentence structure. It conveys a sense of being weighed down or afflicted by something undesirable.