ukrýváte

The Czech word "ukrýváte" is the second-person plural present tense form of the verb "ukrývat." This verb translates to "to hide," "to conceal," or "to harbor" in English. Therefore, "ukrýváte" specifically means "you (plural) are hiding" or "you (plural) are concealing."

The verb "ukrývat" implies an intentional act of keeping something out of sight or knowledge. This could range from physically hiding an object to concealing a secret, emotion, or even a person. The context in which "ukrýváte" is used will determine the precise meaning. For instance, in a sentence like "Co ukrýváte v té tašce?" (What are you hiding in that bag?), it refers to physical concealment. If the sentence were "Proč ukrýváte své pocity?" (Why are you hiding your feelings?), it would refer to emotional concealment.

The plural form "ukrýváte" is used when addressing two or more people. For example, if a group of friends is asked about something they are keeping secret, the question would use this form. The singular equivalent for "you are hiding" (addressing one person) is "ukrýváš." The general infinitive form remains "ukrývat." Understanding this conjugation is key to correctly interpreting and using the word in Czech.