uspokojily

Uspokojily is a Czech verb form used in the past tense. It is the third-person plural form for feminine subjects of the perfective verb uspokojit, which means to satisfy, fulfill, or meet (as in needs, demands, or expectations). In Czech, past tense forms agree with the gender and number of the subject, so uspokojily is used when the subject is a feminine plural noun or a group consisting only of females.

Morphology and usage: Uspokojily is derived from the infinitive uspokojit and bears the typical past-tense suffixes of Czech perfective verbs. It contrasts with uspokojili, the masculine plural past tense form, and with other gender-number forms like uspokojila (feminine singular) or uspokojilo (neuter singular). The form signals a completed action in a narrative or reported context and is generally used in sentences describing what a group of females accomplished.

Translation and meaning: In English, uspokojily translates roughly to “they satisfied” or “they fulfilled,” depending on context. It often refers to fulfilling requirements, expectations, requests, or demands, and can carry a neutral or positive nuance depending on what was satisfied.

Related forms and notes: The related verb is uspokojit (to satisfy/fulfill), a perfective verb. Its other conjugations cover different subjects and tenses, such as uspokojí (they will satisfy) or uspokojil (he satisfied). Understanding uspokojily requires basic knowledge of Czech gender and number agreement in past tense verbs.

See also: Czech verb uspokojit, Czech past tense concord, Czech verb aspect and conjugation.