ustanovíte

Ustanovíte is a Czech verb form, specifically the second-person plural future tense of the verb ustanovit. The infinitive ustanovit means to establish, set up, or appoint. Thus, ustanovíte expresses “you will establish,” “you will set up,” or “you will appoint” when addressing more than one person or when using a formal plural you.

Etymology and meaning: The word is derived from the Czech verb stem ustanovit, which carries the sense of making something permanent or official. In usage, ustanovíte is commonly found in formal, administrative, or legal contexts where a future action to create a structure, rule, body, or appointment is described. It indicates a definite planned act rather than a repeated or ongoing process.

Morphology and usage: Ustanovíte is a finite, active-voice form and requires a direct object in many sentences (for example, a committee, a position, or a rule). Because it is a future form of a perfective verb, it typically conveys a completed action in the future. Examples include: “Ustanovíte nový výbor.” (You will establish a new committee.) “Pokud ustanovíte ředitele, informujte radu.” (If you appoint a director, inform the council.)

Pronunciation: The form is pronounced roughly as ust-a-no-vee-te, with the stress commonly placed on the final syllable in standard Czech.

See also: ustanovit, ustanovení, ustanovení, ustanovený.