vrací

Vrací is a Czech verb form. It is the third-person singular present tense of the verb vracet, meaning to return or to give back. The form indicates that the subject (he, she, or it) is returning something or is in the process of returning. Vrací is imperfective, and its perfective counterpart is vrátit, which describes returning as a single completed act.

Vrací can take a direct object in the accusative when used transitively, as in On vrací knihu do knihovny. It can also be used with a reflexive pronoun to express returning to a place, for example On se vrací domů. The subject–verb agreement follows standard Czech conjugation: já vracím, ty vracíš, on/ona/ono vrací, my vracíme, vy vracíte, oni vrací.

In usage, vrací appears in everyday language when talking about loans, borrowed items, or returning to a location. It is common in conversations, news, and narratives, and it can be found in both informal and formal registers depending on the context. The word is closely related to vrátit (to return, to restore) and is used across different tenses and voices through its root form and related derivatives.

See also: vrátit, vrať, návrat.