vycházejí

Vycházejí is the third-person plural present-tense form of the Czech verb vycházet. The verb vycházet has several main meanings in Czech, with the most common being to come out or appear, to be published, to rise or emerge, and to originate from.

In the sense of publication or appearance, vycházet is used for newspapers, magazines, books, and similar works, as well as for regular releases. Examples: "Noviny vycházejí denně." (The newspapers come out daily.) "Časopisy vycházejí každý měsíc." (Magazines are published every month.) "Kniha vychází v novém vydání." (The book is issued in a new edition.) The perfective counterpart vyjít is used to indicate a completed release, as in "Kniha vyšla minulý rok." (The book came out last year.)

Vycházet can also mean to rise or emerge, such as with celestial bodies or figures appearing, though in the plural form this usage is less common and context-dependent. A related meaning is to originate from or be based on something. For example, "Z čeho vycházejí závěry?" means "What are the conclusions based on?"

Etymology and form: vycházet derives from Old Czech vycházeti, with the prefix vy- indicating outward movement or departure; its forms reflect typical Czech verb conjugation. The present plural form vycházejí is used for plural subjects that produce or reveal something over a period or repeatedly.

Usage notes: The present tense vycházejí describes ongoing or regular phenomena (they come out, they are published). The perfective vyjít marks a single, completed release.