vycházel

Vycházel is the masculine singular past tense form of the Czech verb vycházet. The verb has several related meanings, including to come out or go out (in a physical sense), to rise (as in the sun or day), and to be published or released (as in newspapers or books). In a broader sense it can also mean to originate or emerge from something, or to be issued regularly over time.

As an imperfective verb, vycházet describes repeated or ongoing actions in the past. The present tense forms are vycházím, vycházíš, vychází, vycházíme, vycházíte, vycházejí. The past tense shows agreement with the subject: vycházel (masculine), vycházela (feminine), vycházelo (neuter). The corresponding perfective form is vyjít, whose past tense is vyšel (masculine), vyšla (feminine), vyšlo (neuter). This pair expresses a nuance: vycházet emphasizes a process or regular issuance, while vyjít emphasizes a completed release.

Common contexts include: the sun or the day coming out or rising, as in Slunce vychází; printed media or books being published, as in Noviny vycházely každé ráno; and a completed publication, as in Kniha vyšla v roce 1999. The phrase vycházet z something means to derive or originate from that source.

Overall, vycházel serves as a typical imperfective past form used for ongoing or repeated past actions related to emergence, publication, or emergence over time.