vyjídí

vyjídá is a Czech verb that translates to "eats out" or "empties" in English, depending on the context. In its most common usage, it refers to the act of consuming all the food from a container, plate, or pantry. For example, "Kočka vyjídá misku" means "The cat is eating out of the bowl" or "The cat is emptying the bowl." It can also be used figuratively to describe someone who consumes or uses up all of a resource, like "On mi vyjídá všechny peníze" which translates to "He is eating up all my money."

The verb is derived from the prefix "vy-" which often indicates completion or removal, and the verb "jíst," meaning "to eat." Therefore, "vyjídá" literally suggests the act of eating something to its entirety. It is a common verb in everyday Czech conversation, employed to describe situations ranging from simple meal consumption to more abstract scenarios of depletion. The grammatical form of "vyjídá" is the third-person singular present tense. Its plural form is "vyjíždějí."