vyvolávaly

The word "vyvolávaly" is the past tense plural form of the Czech verb "vyvolávat." This verb has several related meanings, primarily revolving around the act of causing something to happen, bringing something forth, or summoning.

One common meaning of "vyvolávat" is to evoke or bring about a certain feeling, reaction, or situation. For example, a political speech might "vyvolávaly" strong emotions among the listeners, meaning it evoked or caused those emotions. Similarly, a certain event could "vyvolávaly" public debate, indicating it brought about or initiated a discussion.

Another significant meaning relates to summoning or calling forth. In a more literal sense, it can refer to calling someone or something to appear. Historically, it might have been used in contexts of summoning spirits or invoking powers. In a figurative sense, it can mean to call for or demand something.

The plural past tense form, "vyvolávaly," indicates that multiple subjects performed this action in the past. For instance, "Jeho slova vyvolávaly pochybnosti" translates to "His words caused doubts," where "vyvolávaly" is used because "slova" (words) is plural. Understanding the context in which "vyvolávaly" appears is crucial to deciphering its precise meaning.