vyluujú

Vyluují is a term that may appear in Czech-language texts but is not recognized as a standard lemma in major dictionaries. In most contexts it is understood as an orthographic variant or misspelling of standard present-tense forms of verbs meaning “to exclude” or “to disqualify,” such as vylučují (they exclude) or vyloučí (they will/they exclude). The underlying verbs are vylučovat (imperfective) and vyloučit (perfective).

Etymology and form

The roots vyluč- and vylouč- come from the Czech verb family meaning to exclude, discard, or disqualify. Standard present-tense forms are vylučují (they exclude, imperfective) and vyloučí (they exclude or will exclude, perfective, depending on sentence). The spelling vyluují omits the diacritic č and, in many cases, represents a typographical error, a dialectal variation, or a transcription mistake rather than a distinct grammatical form.

Usage and orthography

Because vyluují is not a conventional form, its appearance in text should be treated as nonstandard. Editors and spell-checkers typically correct it to vylučují or vyloučí, depending on the intended aspect. If encountered in folklore, regional writing, or OCR-transcriptions, the form may reflect orthographic variation rather than a separate grammatical category.

Related terms

- vyloučit: to exclude, to disqualify

- vylučovat: to exclude, to omit (imperfective)

- vyloučení: exclusion, disqualification

- orthographic variants and diacritic handling in Czech

See also sections would link to articles on vylučovat, vyloučit, and Czech verb conjugation.