vymizí

Vymizí is a Czech verb form meaning “will disappear” or “will vanish.” It is the third-person singular future form of the verb vymizet and is used to describe something that is expected to cease to exist in the future. The base verb vymizet conveys completion or end-state, in contrast to other verbs that imply a more abrupt or uncertain disappearance.

Etymology and forms

Vymizí derives from vy- (a prefix suggesting removal or out of) combined with mizet (to fade away). The related noun vymizení denotes disappearance or extinction. Vymizit is a common, standard construction in written and spoken Czech for discussing imminent or anticipated vanishing of populations, phenomena, traditions, or objects.

Usage and nuance

Vymizí is typically used for gradual decline or extinction rather than sudden loss. It appears in scientific, environmental, cultural, and historical contexts to forecast outcomes such as species extinction, language endangerment, or the fading of customs. It is contrasted with zmizet, which more often conveys a sudden or noticeable disappearance.

Grammatical notes

Vymizí is a finite verb form functioning as the main predicate in a clause. The imperfective counterpart is mizet; the related future, vymizí, is used when referring to a completed act of disappearing in the future. The noun vymizení is commonly used when speaking about the phenomenon in a more general or abstract sense.

See also

Mizet, zmizet, vymizení, zánik (extinction), vyhynutí (extinction of species).