vrátila

Vrátla is a feminine past tense form of the verb vratit, used in Czech and Slovak to indicate a completed action of returning or giving back, performed by a female subject. It is the past tense (perfective aspect) form corresponding to masculine vrátil and neuter vrátilo, and it is commonly used in narrative and descriptive text to specify that a female person has performed the act of returning something.

In grammar, vrátit is a transitive verb meaning to return something to its owner or to restore something to its former state. The feminine singular past tense form is vrátila, while the masculine singular is vrátil and the neuter singular is vrátilo. In addition, the reflexive form of the verb, vrátit se, means to return oneself or to come back to a place, with the feminine past tense form vrátila se used in analogous constructions (for example, ona se vrátila domů, meaning she returned home).

Usage notes: vrátila appears in contexts where the subject is a woman or a feminine-named entity and the action is completed in the past. It is not a noun, and it does not function as a name or title. In Czech, it may appear with explicit objects (vrátila klíč, she returned the key) or with pronouns (Ona mi vrátila peníze, she returned the money to me). In Slovak, the form and meaning are parallel, with similar conjugation and usage patterns.

See also: vratit, vrátiť, návrat, vrátiť sa.