zajistte

Zajistte is not a standard dictionary form in Czech but is commonly encountered as a nonstandard spelling of the imperative zajistěte, which is the formal or plural imperative form of the verb zajistit. The correct orthography with diacritics is zajistěte; without diacritics, typical non-diacritic spellings include zajistete. In many contexts, especially in user interfaces, manuals, or informal writing where diacritics are omitted, zajistte may appear, but it is generally considered incorrect in formal Czech.

Etymology and form analysis: zajistět e derives from zajistit, a compound verb built from za- plus jistit, meaning to secure, guarantee, or arrange. The imperative form zajistěte is used to address a group or a formal “you,” instructing them to make sure that something happens or is arranged. The singular informal imperative is zajisti, and the participle forms reflect the same root.

Usage: In practice, zajistěte is used to issue clear instructions or requirements. Example with correct spelling: Zajistěte, aby všichni dostali smlouvu k podpisu. In contexts where diacritics are stripped, readers might see zajistete or, less commonly, zajistte, but such forms are seen as orthographic errors rather than accepted variants.

See also: zajistit, zajistění, zajištění.

Note: If zajistte is intended as a brand name, title, or coined term, separate article information may apply, but as a standard Czech verb form it is considered a misspelling of zajistěte.