vypudit

vypudit is a Czech verb meaning to expel or eject. The word originates from the Proto-Slavic root *vypud, composed of the prefix *vy- (out) and the root *pud (to put, place). It was historically used in legal and administrative contexts to describe the removal of people from a property, town, or jurisdiction. In contemporary Czech, vypudit often appears in legal terminology, such as “vypuzení obyvatel” (exclusion of residents) or “vypudit z domu” (to evict from a house). The verb conjugates regularly, with the infinitive forms vypuď, vypudí, vypuďme, vypudete, vypuďte.

In figurative usage, vypudit can denote expulsion from a group, organization, or society, for example in a sentence like “byl vypuzen z klubu” (he was expelled from the club). The noun form, vypuzení (expulsion), is commonly used in legal documents and news reports. The adjective vypouzdřený (expelled, expelled), though rare, can refer to a person who has been formally removed. The term is sometimes confused with other Slavic verbs such as vypustit, which also means to release or allow to pass, but vypudit specifically implies formal removal or expulsion.