usídlil

usídlil is a Czech verb, specifically the masculine singular past tense form of the verb usídlit. The verb usídlit generally means to settle, to establish oneself, or to take up residence. Therefore, "usídlil" translates to "he settled" or "he established himself" in English.

This verb is used to describe the action of a male individual moving into a new place and making it their home, or establishing their presence in a particular location or community. It implies a sense of permanence or at least a significant duration of stay. For example, "On se usídlil v Praze" means "He settled in Prague." The verb can also be used metaphorically, such as "On se usídlil v této práci," meaning "He established himself in this job," suggesting he found a stable and long-term position.

The root of the verb, "sídlit," relates to a dwelling or settlement. The prefix "u-" often indicates the beginning of an action or the completion of a process, reinforcing the idea of becoming settled. The past tense conjugation indicates an action that has already occurred. Other forms of the verb exist for different genders, numbers, and tenses.